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Annual revenue
$1500000
During the late 1970s, shortly after the OPEC crisis and the ensuing gasoline rationing, energy conservation was a global concern that many people addressed. From small fuel-efficient imported automobiles to water saving showerheads, all existing uses of energy were challenged. Homeowners and office tenants alike began looking for ways to reduce wasted energy caused by windows. Selected by architects for their aesthetic qualities and the spatial feeling that they provide building occupants, windows have energy inefficiencies as heat transfers from areas of higher temperatures to areas of lower temperatures.