Talk:Low-energy house
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RE "Standard for a residential home is 7 litres for one cubic meter of room for heating annually."
- Litres of what? (And, actually, a more generic quantification of energy (eg BTUs) would probably be more helpful than a quantity of a specific source of energy.)
- I don't see how this number could hold worldwide in different climates. The location or climate where it applies should be stated.
- Niteowlneils 01:19, 11 May 2005 (UTC)
you`re right I forgot that; thanks
[edit] Cubic/quadrat meter
According to my knowledge, it's consumption per quadrat meter annualy, not cubic meter.
