Abstract
Habitational experience in an energy-efficient house confirms the potential for large-scale energy savings and supply load-factor improvement with a saving in overall building costs. This is achievable with ‘run-of-the-mill’ existing technology by: minimising heat loss through the building fabric; prevention of heat loss through draughts and air leakage; recovering the maximum practicable level of heat from the outgoing warm air; and using low-tariff ‘off’ peak electricity for all space and hot-water heating
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