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Design for Net-Zero Energy and Carbon, Part 2: What Does Net Zero Mean?

Level: Introductory
Format: Multimedia
CE Info: 1.25 HSW LU
GBCI CE Info: 1.00 LU (General)
Contact Info: Customer Service (custmerservice@ncarb.org)

Description:

Because the built environment is a major contributor to climate change—creating 40% of the world’s CO2 emissions—it is the responsibility of architects, engineers, and owners to target net-zero energy and net-zero carbon building designs. This course, part of a seven-part series, examines the term net zero in relation to carbon and energy. The course defines net zero and related terms, concluding with a look at net zero in codes, standards, and certifications and a case study of a recent net-zero building. Each section of this series may be taken as an individual course.

This course supports zero net carbon design (ZNCD) and may meet the ZNCD requirements of the California Architects Board.

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Sustainability GBCI-General Introductory 1.0-1.75 LU Multimedia zero net carbon design

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