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DescriptionPassivhaus thermogram gedaemmt ungedaemmt.png |
Thermogram of a Passivhaus building, with traditional building in background.
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Image released 05 October 2006 under GFDL |
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Copied to Commons from http://en.wikipedia.org. Original source Passivhaus Institut, Germany – http://www.passiv.de |
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Passivhaus Institut |
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