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Zack Semke

Zack Semke

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Host and Director, Passive House Podcast

Seattle

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Planning, Downtowns, Fundraising, Technology, Nonprofits

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Total articles 7

  • How Passive House Design Can Propel the Clean Energy Transition in Architecture

    By Zack Semke| Archinect Verified With reversals in US climate policy underway and a US exit from the Paris Agreement announced for 2020, it’s easy to lose sight of the fact that the clean energy transition is already underway. The potentially exponential forces of market transformation that this transition could release offer real, economics-based cause for hope for the future of the planet.

    By Zack Semke · Archinect

    Jan. 14, 2019

  • Cheap solar energy won't end the need for deep-green buildings

    By Zack Semke| Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce Verified California energy markets show how surging demand after dark can force carbon-emitting power plants to step in to meet household needs. The clean energy revolution is gathering steam with tech breakthroughs, record-breaking deployment rates, free-falling prices and a new, cautious optimism about the prospects for meaningful climate solutions. As this revolution unfolds, what are the implications for energy efficiency in our buildings?

    By Zack Semke · Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce

    Mar. 30, 2018

  • How Passive House Design Can Propel the Clean Energy Transition in Architecture

    By Zack Semke| Archinect Verified With reversals in US climate policy underway and a US exit from the Paris Agreement announced for 2020, it’s easy to lose sight of the fact that the clean energy transition is already underway. The potentially exponential forces of market transformation that this transition could release offer real, economics-based cause for hope for the future of the planet.

    By Zack Semke · Archinect

    Jan. 14, 2019

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Passive House Podcast

New York, New York, United States