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Redwood Energy
United States
Приєднався 10 чер 2016
Redwood Energy has led the design of more than 10,000 solar powered affordable apartments, supported the most ZNE housing in North America between 2011 and 2019, supported more than 30 LEED Platinum projects, and won two international Grand Prize design awards--the 2017 United Nations World Habitat Award and 2016 PCBC Gold Nugget Award--and supported more than 30 LEED Platinum affordable housing developments.
Clients include:
The Pacific Companies, Tesla, SCE, PG&E, Habitat for Humanity, California Energy Commission, Affirmed Housing, RCD, Rocky Mountain Institute, BRIDGE, Danco Communities, People's Self Help Housing, AMCAL, Mutual Housing of California, and many more.
Visit RedwoodEnergy.net for more information about the company, free resources and research, and to inquire about services.
Visit ZNERetreat.com for more information and resources from the Zero Carbon Retreat and Conference put on by Redwood Energy - Now all virtual and free.
Clients include:
The Pacific Companies, Tesla, SCE, PG&E, Habitat for Humanity, California Energy Commission, Affirmed Housing, RCD, Rocky Mountain Institute, BRIDGE, Danco Communities, People's Self Help Housing, AMCAL, Mutual Housing of California, and many more.
Visit RedwoodEnergy.net for more information about the company, free resources and research, and to inquire about services.
Visit ZNERetreat.com for more information and resources from the Zero Carbon Retreat and Conference put on by Redwood Energy - Now all virtual and free.
Grid-Interactive Load Flexibility Control of Multifamily Heat Pump Water Heater Systems
Evan Green is a Research Engineer highly experienced in applying Commercial Heat Pump Water Heaters (HPWH) to Domestic Hot Water Systems in Multifamily and Commercial buildings. As a member of Ecotope’s Technology Transformation Team, he works closely with HPWH manufacturers to optimize the design of new products; with utilities to test the efficiency and reliability of various plumbing configurations, and performs post-installation monitoring, analysis, and troubleshooting of HPWH systems. He is a subject matter expert in Ecotope’s education and training program for developers, installers, and utilities. Prior to joining Ecotope, Evan was an Applications Engineer for Colmac WaterHeat. In this role, he coordinated plumbing, mechanical, electrical, and controls installation, performed startup and equipment troubleshooting, and educated design firms new to HPWH technology.
Greg Pfotenhauer's career began at Redwood Energy in 2013, studying real-world performance in state-of-the-art all-electric multifamily buildings in California. He has continued to work with Redwood as a partner in various other endeavors while at Build It Green, Franklin Energy, and now as principal at Artemisia Energy which provides research services, data analysis, modeling, and general consulting services for the energy industry. Greg lives in Reno, NV with his partner and two dogs.
Greg Pfotenhauer's career began at Redwood Energy in 2013, studying real-world performance in state-of-the-art all-electric multifamily buildings in California. He has continued to work with Redwood as a partner in various other endeavors while at Build It Green, Franklin Energy, and now as principal at Artemisia Energy which provides research services, data analysis, modeling, and general consulting services for the energy industry. Greg lives in Reno, NV with his partner and two dogs.
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Utilities like to remotely operate devices like EV chargers, HVAC, or HPWH's. EPRI is trying to make a standard for this communications. Your sophisticated design implies dynamic pricing with local control. Looks like a good but custom control system. Here in MA, the peak savings are to reduce power during peak hours each month, so not every day. Systems with solar will want to run HP when it is sunny -another complication. I'll bet you hear about it if you run out of hot water.
What a horrible thing to do to a vintage film, cutting it up to suit your whims. This sliced up version sucks. So you didn't think the intro was needed. Well, it was. And why cut out about 9 seconds of the announcer asking if we know what circuits are and the woman answering? That's a really stupid edit.
How was this edited for “today”???
Had all that electric gimmickry were available today, the utility bill would be obscenly high. 🔌
sorry but "electric servants" just sounds a little too racial for some reason. I just imagine a Prince album called 'electric servants' with Prince as a cartoon talking purple toaster like from beauty and the beast.
sometimes i just play these old disney documentaries on my parents 4ktv via youtube app they dont even know about, and2 they walk by and hear these amazing old memories. I did notice however that AMC or turner classic channel seems to slip in old obscure public domain film reels between the old classic movies.
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Audio is left ear only...
Whatever happened to the precipitron?
They're now called Air Purifiers & are readily available (albeit pricey).
Excellent information, very well presented!
Cold climate hydronic heat pumps should be R290 because they can heat all the way down to -35C and they can produce 80C hot water.
Shana
If its edited for today, then I am not interested.
Crazy thing is if you pay attention to everything they kinda got it right In a lot of key ways even though we live in 2024 they got so much Right.
This may have been the progeny of wiring houses for 100 amps from the usual 60. The cheap little house I grew up in was a 60 amp 8 circuit house, but dad was good at balancing the load and we never had any problems. My grandmothers house by comparison was a bit of trial and error, a two story 60 amp house built in 1916. once she started using window units, by trial and error she figured out how to run it off of extension cords, balancing the load as she went along. The extra 2% of wire cost had not been spent. I just recently threw out the power strip that she used to power her refrigerator from a less stressed bedroom outlet. It had TORO branding like a lawnmower.
In the early twentieth century, electrical appliances had on the end of the power cord, a metal and ceramic ball that you screwed into a light bulb socket.
4:18 The outlet with the T-shaped slots.
That was before electrical appliance manufacturers included ground prongs in their plugs.
Haha the way they worded things.. a garbage eliminator, or describing a breaker…the washing center, the drying center, the ironing center and a ghost stepped on the cat
Now show us how the homeless are going to live.
The refrigerator draws a lot more current when the compressor starts. Also, a lot more current is drawn when Grandma chews the cord.
So this is from 1945 and they’re showing a mid century house
Was that was a blueprint for all those Levittowns?
I lived in Levittown, Pennsylvania in the late 2010s, in a 1953 Levittowner. They did have a lot of modern appliances.
Would love to see an analysis with more recent data on refrigerants emissions and oil & gas emissions from US production including estimate of intentional releases.
yes, a mangle,,, so easy. had a speed queen as an ornament, with a poster under the hood with about 18 easy steps to iron a collared shirt, lol. the nick name 'mangle' was given for a reason
Mangle is not a nickname, it's the real name of the Wringer washing machine at the time
"Electrical living in the happier years that lie ahead" -- When was the last time you heard of a technology being sold to promote happiness?
Why not ask Elon Musk that? 😅
The first world issues were better wiring. Today's issues are that our kid's have no realistic way of obtaining a home in the first place. FYI.
Amen!
Everything was going smoothly until the narrator claimed the power company brings three wire service identified as three circuits. That looks suspiciously like three phase service. What power companies really supply to residential housing is single phase to get 240 VAC for high current devices which is split to provide 120 VAC for the normal circuits and wall plugs.
220 VAC 60 Hz service in North America is separated into two "legs" of 110 VAC and a neutral. The 2 legs are combined to obtain 220 to power larger appliances.
@@OldsVistaCruiser Yes and no. Look at how the xfmrs are wired. They are however many thousands of volts (probably in the 4k to 6k range) input stepped down to 240ish with a center tap that is the neutral. So yes each leg to the center tap neutral is 120 VAC and no bc the 240 VAC is the full output of the step down side of the xfmr. US low voltage single phase electricity is called split phase bc of the physical location of the neutral on the step down side. The two 120 legs are not "combined" to provide 240.
I am struggling to see why this needed to be edited "for today". I am sure it contained language and references of the period but surely we haven't become so feeble minded that we couldn't put it into the context of that period. Are you scared we would wither away with the shock at such references?
@SwingBandHeaven, I chose to edit out the inaccurate, boring monologue that predicated the technical information on home wiring. I paid for the video, I paid for the editing, and it's America where I can say what I please, and so can you. Since I'm the boss, and I'm not a white Christian nationalist fanboy, I stand by my 1st Amendment rights to cut the bull****. Go wither away elsewhere.
That cartoon was made in 1955
It looks way older than that, these designs look to be more from the mid 40s.
@@sterlinsilver Looks like mid forties animation, And, Thank you for answering my comment.
MCMXLV = 1945
Aaaaand. You only needed one domestic diva to run the house 😅
Why is the dining room so far away from the kitchen?
Because eating close or in the kitchen back in those days was considered low class .
In early houses, the kitchen was in the basement, so they used a dumb waiter to bring the food up to the dining room- dumb, because it doesn't speak, and waiter because it brought your food. Hence the expression "coming up!"
Electric water heaters are EXTREMELY EXPENSIVE to operate!
Not really
Only a 1 car garage?
Was 20 Amp service common back then?
Many homes built before WWII had 30 amp, 120 volt service. Two wires from the pole to the meter. Inside was a fuse box with two to four circuits for the entire house. Some fuse panels from the 1930s or earlier had fused neutrals, this is, two fuses per circuit, so a very old fuse panel with 4 screw in fuses might actually be 2 circuits. I actually lived in a duplex, built in 1942 we were told, from when I was in third grade to sixth, 1998 - 2001. Old fuse box, 4 sockets but only 3 were used, I stuck my finger in the unused socket and got thrown back and busted my head on the coffee table and needed stitches. Anyway I think there were 3 circuits in the house, 120 volts only because there was a gas range, small window air conditioner that plugged into the old two prong outlet in the living room, only one outlet in each bedroom, one outlet on the kitchen countertop, and two outlets for the living room. Bathroom didn't have any outlets so Mom had to run an extension cord from the bedroom to the bathroom when she needed to use her hairdryer or curling iron. Outside was two small circular electric meters, and two gas meters, one for the upper unit and other for downstairs unit, which we lived on. Cast iron radiators for heat, water heater/boiler in mechanical room only accessible by the landlord. No washer/,dryer hookups. All outlets were two prong, and a mixture of toggle switches with a loud snap when operated, and the style with two small buttons that pop in and out when you turn the lights on or off.
@@Sparky-ww5remakes our modern 240V 200amp services in new homes seem absolutely ridiculous. My panel doesn't even have spares with several 15amp mini breakers!
@@thedopplereffect00 @thedopplereffect00 I know, right? 😂 It's crazy to think that, 75 years ago, less than a century, a couple of circuits provided plenty of power for a house, until you realize that almost all of the pre-wwii houses were 1000 square feet or less and most famlies didn't have a TV until the early-mid 1950s and that was a rather substantial investment. For a typical family in the 1930s, a radio in the living room provided entertainment, a couple of fans and table/floor lamps, and having a percolator, toaster, flat iron, waffle iron, were all considered luxuries, so two to four circuits was plenty of power at the time
Why would you be ironing while making toast? Why would you iron at all?
I wish they still animated things like this. Nowadays, the population is 'too stupid' and the technology is either 'too advanced' or 'too dangerous' to meddle with. Take every opportunity to learn about the world around you. Pay attention to the man behind the curtain!
I appreciate you censoring this for common sensibilities instead of leaving it intact as a cultural artifact. You did us a great service.
I hope you’re sarcastic
Oh brave new world, that hath such people in it.
Found the communist book burner...
Dumbed down beyond belief...Lol
It truly was the dawn of the highest living standard in human history, when a household and family could be supported on a single salary, and higher education and world travel were within the grasp of the middle class. It will never be that good again; we're going back to the good old bad old days of aristocrats and peasants, nothing in between. The difference between 20th century appliances and today's digital marvels is you weren't expected to replace them every three years.
World travel has never been cheaper.
Corporatism, landlordism and other rent-seeking, profiteering behavior is higher than pretty much all of recent history. 😢
prices go up, but wages stayed flat since the 1970s
Nah - you had to be rich back then too... Not much has changed.
And, No 'MADE IN CHINA' shit either which falls apart within one week or one month whichever comes first.
Edited = censored for safe space weirdos and freaks. Go find the unedited version.
Where's the one some modern clown didn't mess with
Love it!
Edited for today= They cut out the first three minutes out it was the history of the years 1630-1775-1860 (pre electric). Also some (what they probably considered) problematic language was used in those years, (mentioning how women worked in the home.) The unedited version is also on youtube.
The current version avoids tantrums from progressives, Democrats and other left-wing variants.
@@RicardoRamosRetrocomputacao Esta situación de que nos obliguen a recortar las obras originales es horrible. ¿Dónde está la original?. Gracias Google Translate por poder decir en ingles lo que escribo en castellano. This situation of us being forced to cut the original works is horrible. Where is the original? Thank you Google Translate for being able to say in English what I write in Spanish
@@6toCampamento as said, the unedited version is easily available on youtube, just search for it. Editing out the section was the decision of this uploader, not the evil liberals that supposedly control the internet according to your guys.
Ricardo, honey, calm down. They can't hurt you no matter how weak and feeble minded you really are.
There is nothing wrong with women working in the home
What a fantasy illusion they sold us
We choose how to use scientific discoveries and envision their potential. Didn’t we buy what was sold? We also continue to buy the practical applications of ideas. I agree that we have a money driven social structure.
@@gaze505 sure but my concern is not about money, its about culture. I wanted a future like the Jetsons, but what i got was politics spreading hate and polarizing people and making us worry about every “ism” in the book
@@guitaoist Sounds like a return to the "glory" that is the 1950's where the Jetsons culturally base itself. Only thing lacking is civil unrest, National Guardsmen in every street corner, and somebody getting killed for their politics...
@@guitaoistthat’s what you get for acting like communism ended when the Wall fell.
Well done Sean and team!
This is super cool! You should provide relevant links either as a pinned comment or in the show notes.
14:30 I'm so glad to see these kinds of waste heat recovery systems reaching the market en masse. So so glad.
So if the site is not providing the 50 v2g vehicles, are you just hoping that nearly 40% of the LOW INCOME units will happen to own electric vehicles? And not just regular EV's but EV's that are v2g enabled. I would be surprised if luxury apartment complexes had 40% of their units as EV owners. If not, are you reserving 50 out of the 138 spaces for non residents (people who do own EVs) and hoping that the people who choose to charge at an apartment complex they don't live at have v2g enabled cars?
I am getting error which says u value of windows or interior floor value not less than 0.05. But even after I fix the error it's saying the repeatedly. Could you guide me how to solve it?