Duncan Stewart examined the future of housing on tonight's Eco Eye and what zero energy buildings will mean for the rest of Ireland's aging architecture.
If you missed you, you can watch it now on the RTÉ Player here.
Join Duncan Tues. at 7 on RTÉ One as he gets back to his #architecture roots exploring a groundbreaking new #passive dev't in Enniscorthy. pic.twitter.com/HYqRcq2lkB
— The Eco-Eye team (@EcoEye) February 27, 2017
Homes built in 2017 are better built than almost any of the existing two million homes built before 2012. Duncan speaks to one householder about battling fuel poverty and trying to shallow-retrofit her home.
Tues. at 7 on RTÉ One: Duncan speaks to a householder about battling #fuelpoverty & efforts to shallow-retrofit her home @energyactionIRL pic.twitter.com/VMCAyGiG1b
— The Eco-Eye team (@EcoEye) February 27, 2017
How will those pre-2012 houses survive in the future? Will they be upgraded to live up to Ireland's 2020 and 2030 emissions targets? Duncan Stewart aims to find out.
Tues. at 7 on RTÉ One: Duncan Stewart tackles Ireland's #housing #emissions, and how to improve w/ #passive houses & deep #retrofits. pic.twitter.com/Ue5sO4mz9u
— The Eco-Eye team (@EcoEye) February 27, 2017
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