The Effect of Vegetation on Residential Energy Use in Ann Arbor, Michigan

Nov. 18, 2010
Computer models have shown that proper placement of trees around climate-controlled building can significantly contribute to energy conservation by lowering cooling requirements in summer months and heating requirements in the winter.Read more...

Computer models have shown that proper placement of trees around climate-controlled building can significantly contribute to energy conservation by lowering cooling requirements in summer months and heating requirements in the winter.

A study conducted in a residential neighborhood of Ann Arbor, Michigan, uses electric and natural gas utility company records to examine energy demand for homes in three areas with different levels of tree stocking...

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