The Unexpected Energy Savings Of Shelterbelts
Shelterbelts can significantly reduce energy consumption in buildings by lowering wind speed and wind chill temperatures. This reduction in wind speed decreases the amount of energy. Shelterbelt benefits can truly be felt in these months, through reduced wind velocity, heat will stay in the building and money will stay in your pocket. Trees planted strategically around farm buildings can save 10 to 15 % of heating costs in the winter. Feb 1, 2008 · shelterbelt trees can moderate microclimate and affect energy use in a building through:
