ZEB Laboratory - Research Possibilities

ZEB Laboratory - Research Possibilities

The ZEB Laboratory is an experimental facility located in NTNU Gløshaugen campus in Trondheim. The building is designed as 4 storeys high and 1800 m2 area office space and should achieve the ZEB-COM ambition level over 60 years. The laboratory will contribute to build knowledge for zero-emission bui...

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