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By Andy Summa
An environmentally friendly house can provide years of safe, clean living, and
it can provide owners a peace of mind.
Enertia Building Systems designs homes of strength, economy and beauty, and its
homes are designed around a pollution-free energy: inertia, a property that
transfers and holds energy.
Enertia homes utilize thermal, rotational, or electrical inertia. For example,
summer thermal buildup can be stored, and shifted to fill winter thermal needs.
Daytime solar power can be used to fill night-time needs. No fuel or pollution
is involved.
“The basic goal of environmental architecture is simple: attractive,
comfortable, affordable shelter that does no harm to the Earth in its
manufacture, or its use,” said Michael Sykes, Enertia founder and owner.
“Pollution from the heating and cooling of buildings exceeds that from cars,
even in America. We just don't see it, except maybe from the chimneys of an
older city on a cold Winter day. It happens at the power plant, and where the
materials are made.”
Enertia gets maximum use of renewable building materials and minimum use of
non-renewable materials like brick, steel or vinyl.
The Enertia Home has been named one of the most innovative structures of the
20th century by the American Wood Preservers Institute in Fairfax, Va.
Enertia-designed homes are independent, sustainable, environmental homes,
similar to the ones used years ago, homes in Eastern North America, Northern
Europe, Russia, and Japan. Similarly designed economical homes built more than
500 years ago are still used in Scandinavia.
For more information, check out www.enertia.com.
Andy Summa is a freelance writer in Sugar Land, Texas.
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