0:15
Dillon Gillespie
0:31 - 0:47
“First, we're gonna look at building envelope. This is the foundation for energy efficiency in your home. Then we're gonna look at home appliances, how much power they use and how long they run. Third, we look at heating-related electric loads.”
- Speaker
- Dillon Gillespie
- Timestamp
- 0:31 – 0:47
- Transcript
- GVEA: Home Energy Audit Basics
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Fairbanks
- Captured at
- November 4, 2026
From the transcript
In this video, We're gonna walk through our recommended steps for a basic home energy audit. First, we're gonna look at building envelope. This is the foundation for energy efficiency in your home. Then we're gonna look at home appliances, how much power they use and how long they run. Third, we look at heating-related electric loads.
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