About Chris Williams

Chris Williams is from Faze1. Faze1 helps residential HVAC and solar companies laser focus their marketing by using big data to target homeowners based on their unique heating and solar characteristics.

Free Floor Plan: 10 Ways Passive House Design is Different Than Normal Home Design

If you want to download the floor plan, please scroll to the bottom of the article.

This is a guest post by Mike Duclos. Mike is founder of The DEAP Energy Group, a firm providing a wide variety of deep energy retrofit, zero net energy, and Passive House related consulting services. Mike has real-world experience with the […]

How to Identify and Eliminate the 7 Forms of Waste in Residential Solar Installations

This is a guest post by Pam Cargill. Pam is an expert at optimizing residential solar operations. She’s helped scale operations both at Alteris Renewables (now RGS Energy) and Sungevity. She knows all the secrets of the larger installers and is now running her consulting practice, Chaolysti, to spread what she’s learned.
Here are a few […]

May 14th, 2014|Categories: Solar, Solar Design & Installation||

Robert Bean + HeatSpring = Integrated HVAC Engineering Training

The way a building functions represents an incredibly complex intersection of numerous fields, including architecture, design, engineering, environmental and health sciences, and construction. As each field evolves, it becomes increasingly necessary, but also difficult, to understand how they are interrelated. If you find yourself looking for a way to marshal the knowledge from each of […]

May 12th, 2014|Categories: Building Science, Mechanical Engineering, Solar, Technology & Engineering||

Learn how to Design and Build Best in Class Commercial Building Enclosures from Terry Brennan

All commercial building enclosure designs are not created equal. All too often, critical factors like airflow, insulation, vapor barriers, condensation, longevity, construction cost, and time frame are not given proper consideration. This results in an underperforming structure, an unhappy client, and a blow to the reputation—and bottom line—of those involved in the project. A good […]

May 12th, 2014|Categories: Uncategorized||

John Siegenthaler, Biomass Thermal Energy Council, and HeatSpring Launch Hydronic-Based Biomass Design Course

Hydronics expert John Siegenthaler, the Biomass Thermal Energy Council (BTEC), and the online technical training experts at HeatSpring have teamed up to launch a 10-week online course: Hydronic-Based Biomass Design.
The course starts on September 15th. The course is capped at 50 students but we provide 30 discounted seats for those that sign up early. Click […]

May 12th, 2014|Categories: Biomass, Hydronic Heating, Uncategorized||