In conjunction with Resilient Properties Management (RPM) we can build ultra-efficient homes that offer significantly reduced operating costs and high levels of comfort.
H.U.G. research home, the "ARC", meets and exceeds the Minnesota Power's Triple E New Construction standards.
Minnesota Power's Triple E program promotes energy-efficient construction and design through specific thermal and performance standards.
Triple E stands for Energy Efficiency, Education and Evaluation
The program is open to all residential new construction built in Minnesota Power's service area.
Homeowners and builders can qualify for special incentive rebates by meeting specific energy standards.Homes built to Triple E standards provide the homeowner with lower energy costs, a healthier indoors, improved building durability and increased market value.
More information on the Triple E program can be found on Minnesota Power's website:
Click on each home to learn more about it's features and energy efficiency:
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SPARC
Resilient Living Research and Development
Our long term goals are to build houses that can heat and cool themselves without fossil fuels, help feed the occupants and recycle their nutrients.Read More
Campus Buildings
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H.U.G. Homes In conjunction with Resilient Properties Management (RPM) we can build ultra-efficient homes that offer significantly reduced operating costs and high levels of comfort.Read More
Our Goal: Resilient Living
Sustainable living means living in such a way that our present resources will continue to be available for future generations.
Resilient living is living sustainable and living well, even in the face of adversity.
We want to live comfortable, abundant and healthy lives as we experience change in climate, energy prices and economic security.