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Passivhaus standard applicability for buildings in hot and dry Climate – a case study for Saudi Arabia
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia targets 70 per cent homeownership by 2030 amid unprecedented residential housing demand. The building sector consumes over 75 per cent of national electricity production, predominantly driven by air-conditioning in the hot and arid climate. Although the Passivhaus standar
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