I am writing a paper on the Benefit/Cost Analysis of Building Green Residential structures for an Advanced Engineering Economics project. The class is part of my masters program in Civil/Industrial Engineering. Most of all the research that I have found is primarily commercial. Since I have been a subscriber of this magazine for sometime, I thought that it would be interesting to here some your views, possible research avenues, or facts pertinent to your local area. Thank you
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You came to the right place. All you have to do is start reading past threads. In a couple of weeks, you'll have enough data to get your masters.
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http://www.buildingscience.com/bsc/
I figured there might be something at bs, but also, when I googled to find the link, I saw a lot of other potential for you under that term.
Seems that the energy star people would have some objective data for residential const too.
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http://www.ebuild.com/
This is a site I use for a lot of product search research. Don't know if it will help you on this topic, butfor your planned career, it is a good bookmark
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