Ecofutures was awarded the Colorado Renewable Energy Society’s 2006 Renewable Energy & Sustainable Design in Buildings Award for residential buildings. The award, presented at the Solar 2006 Conference recognizes Ecofuture’s design and innovation at Solar Harvest, was accepted by company … Read more
Pushing the Zero-Energy Boundaries explores the many design & construction attributes that cause Solar Harvest to function with net-zero energy consumption each year. Although the home uses about 2 therms of natural gas each month for the range and clothes … Read more
Solar Harvest received the first post-Amendment 37 rebate check from Xcel Energy on Wednesday, May 24, 2006. The delivery of this check marks the beginning of a movement in support of solar energy. Residents installing PV systems can expect about … Read more
Watch a Channel 4 segment of Eric receiving Xcel’s first Amendment-37 renewable energy rebate!… Read more
The Sunday Camera featured Ecofutures flagship zero net energy home, Solar Harvest, as a model for super-efficient building in part of a series called “Chill Factor” investigating the high costs of heating. Ecofutures CEO and founder, Eric Doub, … Read more
A brief article in the January/February issue of Solar Today features Solar Harvest in its report of the record-breaking number of attendees in the 2005 American Solar Energy Society (ASES) National Tour of Solar Homes.
In an article from the Winter 2006 issue of Boulder County Home & Garden Magazine, journalist Shannon Burgert provides an in-depth look at Solar Harvest in a photographic tour and description of the home’s features. Highlighting the zero … Read more
There was a wonderful article on Ecofutures flagship zero net energy home, Solar Harvest, in the Denver Post on October 23. Be sure to check out a great interactive graphic demonstrating the energy-saving features of the home.
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A brief and concise introduction to Solar Harvest written as part of the Guide to Solar Homes for 2005 Boulder County Solar Week.
Daily Camera feature of Solar Harvest during construction. The 2005 article details major specifications of the home and responds to a question about back-up heat.
The “big tank” and design specifications for Ecofutures flagship zero net energy home, Solar Harvest, are featured on the front page of the highly-accredited green building newsletter, Energy Design Update (vol. 25, no.9). The six-page article entitled Seasonal Storage of … Read more
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