Can you heat your house with no energy during winter? Heres a real world performance example. 25 degrees outside and 65 degrees inside....no electricity... @svenh 👀 what do ya think 😁

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Can you heat your house with no energy during winter? Heres a real world performance example. 25 degrees outside and 65 degrees inside....no electricity... @svenh 👀 what do ya think 😁 
https://youtu.be/WRYO0spgonU?si=1eQ8qBSTXRCG-Rsl

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Yes 100% possible. My future design aims to be fully passive solar. In my current dwelling I am during the day, and built a walker stove (Tiny rocket mass cook stove) for the night. Use about 1 cord of wood a year. 

I do plan to include a similar stove in the future design for those 1-2 weeks a year where the overcast is long enough in the winter. 

It's all about 3 things. 
1. Thermal Mass 
2. A way to charge that mass with the right window to mass ration and exposure.
3. Insulation 

Personally my (currently in redesign) future dwelling will likely be largely underground in a hillside to tap into earth stable temperatures. This alone should make a huge difference.

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Yeah, and in NM there is no plethora of wood, so burning is not smart. Using passive solar and then supplementing on occasion with electric heat should require minimum power consumption. Making it cheap AF too since I don't need a lot of heating or cooling. I get tax breaks for being 100% electric.

That’s cool as hell! I’ve seen videos of people using gravity fed pellet stoves too, no electricity, but you’d still need to buy pellets, or make them I guess, but solar is the clearly superior option when done right

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