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A Berkeley Lab study compared two Fresno homes for a year; the reflective tile roof ran 13.8°C cooler on a summer day, cut cooling electricity by 26%, and peak demand by 37%
A year-long Berkeley Lab study in Fresno shows reflective tile roofs keep homes cooler and reduce cooling costs, highlighting the importance of roof color in energy efficiency.
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A Fresno home replaced dark asphalt shingles with reflective concrete roof tiles; a Lawrence Berkeley study reported 26% lower annual…
A recent study in Fresno demonstrated that reflective roofs could lower cooling energy consumption by an impressive twenty-six percent. Homeowners experienced a peak cooling…
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A Berkeley Lab study compared two Fresno homes for a year; the reflective tile roof ran 13.8°C cooler on a summer day, cut cooling…
A year-long Berkeley Lab study in Fresno shows reflective tile roofs keep homes cooler and reduce cooling costs, highlighting the importance of roof color in energy efficiency.
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Sacramento researchers coated a retail store’s dark roof white in 2002. Its peak roof temperature fell by up to 42°C and air-conditioning…
In 2002, Sacramento researchers coated a retail stores dark roof with a reflective cool-roof coating. The roofs peak surface temperature fell by up to 42°C, while the buildings…