Poplar House
Poplar House - Andover, NH
General Energy Use, Strategies and Systems
Energy Use:
18.55 kW PV. DWHR unit for water. Automation systems will be used when possible. Other than generator and outside grill, no fossil fuel will be used to heat, cool, cook, or heat water on site. Ground loop for HRV.
Energy Strategies:
All electric, no fossil fuel, LED, Heat pump dryer, heat pump water heater, DWHR, recirculating hot water, ground loop HRV, mini-split heat pump, back up radiant electric, triple pane windows, high efficient HRV/ERV, occupancy sensors, Induction stove, super insulation.
Zero Net Energy definition is not defined as of yet.
Zero Net Energy Definition Used
Site Energy Use
Monthly Energy Data and Utilities
Energy Data Type: Modeled, Zero Energy Program
Electric Utility: NH Electric Cooperative
Gas Utility: n/a
Other purchased Fuels: No
Datasets and utility bills:
Attachment Size 
HERS Report181.18 KB HERS Summary 75.78 KB New Home Projected Energy Savings Comparison HERS 1.04 MB PVWatts Report 132.04 KB
Poplar House
Renewables and Energy Balance
Renewable Energy Sources: Renewable energy is generated within the building footprint (e.g. solar PV on the roof)
Renewable Energy System Description & Details
Solar Edge 10kw inverter. Solar Edge 6kW inverter. 18.55 kW system. Comprised of 70 SolarWorld 265w panels. Two arrays. 10kW inverter comprised of 48 panels, using three strings of 16 panels on the garage. 6kW inverter comprised of 22 panels, using two strings of 11 panels on the house.
Annual renewable energy generated
18,550 kWh
Annual Renewable Energy Generated Data Type
Modeled
Power Rating
Renewable Energy System Type(s)
Source of Annual Production Data
18,550Watts
Photovoltaics
PVWatts - estimated gross annual production
Poplar House - Andover, NH
General Energy Use, Strategies and Systems
Energy Use:
18.55 kW PV. DWHR unit for water. Automation systems will be used when possible. Other than generator and outside grill, no fossil fuel will be used to heat, cool, cook, or heat water on site. Ground loop for HRV.
Energy Strategies:
All electric, no fossil fuel, LED, Heat pump dryer, heat pump water heater, DWHR, recirculating hot water, ground loop HRV, mini-split heat pump, back up radiant electric, triple pane windows, high efficient HRV/ERV, occupancy sensors, Induction stove, super insulation.
Zero Net Energy definition is not defined as of yet.
| Zero Net Energy Definition Used | Site Energy Use |
|---|
Monthly Energy Data and Utilities
Energy Data Type:
Modeled, Zero Energy Program
Electric Utility:
NH Electric Cooperative
Gas Utility:
n/a
Other purchased Fuels:
No
Datasets and utility bills:
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| HERS Report | 181.18 KB |
| HERS Summary | 75.78 KB |
| New Home Projected Energy Savings Comparison HERS | 1.04 MB |
| PVWatts Report | 132.04 KB |
Poplar House
Renewables and Energy Balance
Renewable Energy Sources:
Renewable energy is generated within the building footprint (e.g. solar PV on the roof)
| Renewable Energy System Description & Details |
|---|
| Solar Edge 10kw inverter. Solar Edge 6kW inverter. 18.55 kW system. Comprised of 70 SolarWorld 265w panels. Two arrays. 10kW inverter comprised of 48 panels, using three strings of 16 panels on the garage. 6kW inverter comprised of 22 panels, using two strings of 11 panels on the house. |
| Annual renewable energy generated | 18,550 kWh |
|---|---|
| Annual Renewable Energy Generated Data Type | Modeled |
| Power Rating | Renewable Energy System Type(s) | Source of Annual Production Data |
|---|---|---|
| 18,550Watts | Photovoltaics | PVWatts - estimated gross annual production |