http://apo.org.au/research/hybrid-buildings-pathways-greenhouse-gas-mitigation-housing-sector
This report shows how the carbon emissions from 5-star rated homes can be reduced to zero, with the savings averaging eleven tonnes per house each year.
Source: Australian Policy Online
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