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 |**[[:webinars:outphit_single-family_retrofit|]]** |Berthold Kaufmann, Passive House Institute|This iPHA webinar gave an overview of the serial modernizations implemented in the EU project outPHit. Using the example of the renovation of a single-family home in Darmstadt, Germany, the speaker, Dr Berthold Kaufmann, provided detailed insights into the implementation and planning of the building.|
 |**[[:webinars:vancouver_firehall17|]]** |Elise Woestyn, hcma Architecture + Design, and Chris Higgins, City of Vancouver|This Project Spotlight features Fire Hall 17, an operational fire station built to Passive House standards. Elise Woestyn will share insights on overcoming unique construction challenges, while Chris Higgins will discuss Vancouver's policy initiatives to promote energy-efficient buildings and reduce carbon emissions.|
-|**[[:webinars:eternal_growth|Two pilot EnerPHit Unit projects in Italy and Portugal ]]** |Lazlo Lepp, Passivhaus Austria, Francesco Nesi, ZEPHIR Passivhaus Italia, and Joao Gaviao, Passivhaus Portugal  |In a recent webinar, Prof. Wolfgang Feist challenged the conventional measure of success – economic growth. He dwelled on key questions: Was economic growth consistently exponential? Can we achieve economic growth while reducing our reliance on non-renewable resources? He emphasized the need to reconsider the metrics that truly define success.|
+|**[[:webinars:enerphit_unit|]]** |Lazlo Lepp, Passivhaus Austria, Francesco Nesi, ZEPHIR Passivhaus Italia, and Joao Gaviao, Passivhaus Portugal  |After an introduction to the EnerPHit Unit certification, this Project Spotlight features two certified pilot projects: a single apartment in Bergamo and an office space in Portugal. Both achieved significant energy reductions and enhanced comfort through the EnerPHit Unit approach.|
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