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Future Proof

Slang; describing anything unlikely to become obsolete. For example, paper could be considered future proof because it will be a needed office supply regardless of what new technology develops. This concept is the opposite of planned obsolescence.

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So, unless we future proof these mega-projects, we might face with changing requirements and scope creep problems that could have substantial impact on budgets, communities and environment," he added.

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Lee Newton, CEO of Ideal Home Show owners Media 10, said: "As the past few years have seen energy bills reach near extortionate prices, it's great to see that there is a finally a solution to the problem - the Future Proof House.

Step inside home of the future

We wanted an intelligent integration to Ameyo which could size down downtime and enhance scalability and future proof solution.

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Its dark fibre networks offer unlimited bandwidth at a fixed cost for the term of the contract - a genuinely future proof solution.

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Paul Armstrong, technical director at Trivselhus-by-Esh, who bought one of the very first Trivselhus homes in the North East, said: "Renewable energy generation technology such as air source heat pumps and photovoltaic solar panels can be added to the Future Proof Home to generate energy for the building itself.