Here’s a roundup of last week’s top Passive House tweets!

Zero Carbon Yorkshire is holding a BUILDINGs group webinar on 18 January on how to build to the Passive House standard and on low energy retrofits.

At 6 pm ET on January 19, Jordan Dentz and Evan Hallas will present “New Heat Pump Technologies to the Rescue. PHIUS members can register through the portal under webinar. Non-members can follow the link.

VIA architecture shared their list of architectural trends for 2021. No surprise, Passive House made the cut.

John Palmer from Passivhaus Trust shared the ease of filter change to increase heat recovery of MVHR systems.

Wales will introduce new building regulations on overheating. Check out Passive House Plus for more.

In a new RTE Radio 1 interview, architect Mel Reynolds explains how to heat houses for almost nothing.

Passive House Plus discusses results of a five-year study on recycled concrete’s performance. In several cases it was shown to exceed that of conventional concrete.

Treehugger released an article about designing for intermittency with aims for a low carbon world.

Passivhaus Trust’s John Palmer says LETI guidance will show what is possible as we work towards a net-zero future and retrofit millions of existing buildings.

The New York Real Estate Journal published an article detailing sale of Charlotte of the Upper West Side, a palatial Passive House building that is one of the first new residential buildings constructed in the Central Park Historic District in past 30 years.

Green Building Store released their January e‑newsletter with Enhabit.