Susan Telford, Environment Agency
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C & D Heat Map is a report created by Susan Telford. It analyzes the heating and cooling needs of various buildings based on their location, size, and features. The report uses a color-coded scale to visually depict which areas will require more or less energy for temperature regulation and identifies opportunities for improvements to lower costs and increase efficiency.
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