Professor Emeritus Ty Newell said it is a good sign that his wife, Deb, continues to reside in the Equinox House, a “test bed” for net-zero energy consumption and improved air quality living.
“It is a healthy, comfortable environment. My wife would leave the house for many reasons, but especially if she isn’t comfortable,” Newell laughed.
“It took me a few years to research here, to study and learn and test and analyze, but it’s like all the stars have aligned now: the cost, the efficiency, the technologies, they are all here right now just waiting for people to figure out how to put the pieces together to this puzzle in an economically efficient manner.”
