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- Zero Energy SoletaA whole new generation of eco-minded designers has emerged from the small European nation of Romania, which is currently showcasing its very first zero energy modular home concept - <a href="http://www.soleta.ro">Soleta ZeroEnergy One</a>. The tiny home is a prototype developed by the Justin Capra Foundation for Invention and Sustainable Technologies (FITS). This lovely dwelling is powered by <a href="http://inhabitat.com/energy/">clean energy</a> and it can even be remote-controlled by a smartphone!1
- Zero Energy SoletaThe Soleta zeroEnergy One is a prototype eco home in Romania2
- Zero Energy SoletaThe home is currently on display outside the US embassy in Bucharest, Romania3
- Zero Energy SoletaIncredibly versatile, it can be used as a home, office or vacation space4
- Zero Energy SoletaThe home is constructed out of sustainable wood5
- Zero Energy SoletaWell insulated glass replaces walls for improved ventilation6
- Zero Energy Soleta 06Plenty of light reaches the interior7
- Zero Energy SoletaThe home can be powered by a mix of clean energy sources8
- Zero Energy SoletaIn floor thermal heating can be combined with other technology to keep the 48 sqm home warm9
- Zero Energy SoletaA remote controlled energy monitoring system reduces energy consumption by 45 percent10
- Zero Energy SoletaThe home is also more affordable than some of the eco homes on the market11
- Zero Energy SoletaDespite being small, the interior feels expansive thanks to the clever design12
- Zero Energy SoletaThere is a strong connection between nature and the indoors13
- Zero Energy SoletaWe love this home and can't wait for FITS to release more.14