Virginia Tech Launches 'Lumenhaus'
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Now that the Department of Energy is sponsoring an international search for energy efficient homes, Virginia Tech University students and professors are submitting their own solar-powered, self-sufficient home to the contest. Clean Skies News takes a sneak peek at Lumenhaus, the university's computerized, energy-producing contest entry.
Published: 09/04/09 4:57pm
Running Time: 04:42
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