Study on Evaluating Net-Zero Energy Potential for a Proposed Apartment Building
GVS Raghavendra Rao CEPT University Ahmedabad, India corresponding author: raghav@terraviridis.co.uk Swati Puchalapalli TerraViridis, Hyderabad, India Cite this article Rao, G. R., Puchalapalli, S. (2024). Study on Evaluating Net-Zero Energy Potential for a Proposed Apartment Building. In Proceedings of Energise 2023- Lifestyle, Energy Efficiency, and Climate Action, pp 64–75, Alliance for an Energy Efficient Economy. https://doi.org…
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