People in glass houses sure do use a lot of electricity. Even with double glazing, homes with large windows can heat up in hot summer months. Luckily technology, once again, is here to save the day. Treehugger reports on a new glass, in R&D as I type, from a group of researchers at the Polytechnic University in Madrid. The glass has a one cm layer in which water circulates and absorbs the sun's oppressive heat. Inteliglass could save up to 70 percent on air conditioning! Sign me up!
Glass Made with Water Reduces A/C Bills by 70 Percent
People in glass houses sure do use a lot of electricity. Even with double glazing, homes with large windows can heat up in hot summer months. Luckily technology, once again, is here to save the day. Treehugger reports on a new glass, in R&D as I type, from a group of researchers at the Polytechnic […]
