The Passive House Network (PHN), formerly NAPHN, announced today the call for papers and ideas for its 2022 National Conference. The 2022 conference will take place June 15-17, online and in-person in Boston Massachusetts.
The new introductory course is focused on delivering actionable information to the building trades so they can execute work on Passive House buildings. New York, NY September 16, 2021 - The Passive House Network (PHN) [...]
"Get" Passive House in 5 Short Videos This Passive House video series breaks down our Introduction to Passive House into five short easy-to-digest videos. Passive House goals and methodology change the way architects and builders [...]
Passive House Interviews from PH2021: Passive House For All At this year's NAPHN conference, June 10-11 in NYC, we had the pleasure of hosting a Passive House interview series produced by the Passive House Accelerator [...]
Thank You Varsha! Varsha has been working as a Communications Intern since mid-May, and has created a lot of the graphics and copy you may have seen in our social media channels or email campaigns. [...]
NAPHN & BE-Ex Announce the Launch of New Online Passive House Education Pathway The new coordinated online education offerings provide a clear pathway for building professionals and a wide range of industry stakeholders to upskill [...]
PHN PHribbon: Embodied Carbon Calculator The NAPHN PHribbon is an embodied carbon calculator and empowers Passive House designers to calculate the embodied carbon of a given design within the PHPP energy balance calculating tool - [...]
5:35 PM ET, Thursday, June 10 www.naphnconference.org Join Passive House Accelerator hosts Shaun St-Amour and Sydney Gladu, to connect regarding the topics of the day with session speakers, moderators, and other online attendees. At the [...]
Is Cost the Barrier to Passive House Performance A new PHN report by Bronwyn Barry, PHN Board Member, looks at cost assumptions, barriers, and the reality of cost in achieving Passive House buildings. [...]
Therm, Window Performance & the PHPP In 2019 the British Columbian Provincial government in Canada commissioned a reference procedure for using Therm to determine window performance values. (American window manufacturers, hint, hint - you can [...]
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