Mikael Börjesson
Mikael Börjesson is Director Future Solutions & Public Affairs at Swegon Group. He drives the strategic progress in these areas with great experience in HVAC and building automation, and a true committed to advancing indoor climate solutions within the company and across the industry.
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- Heat Pumps (12)
- Acoustics (9)
- Optimisation Systems (9)
- Humidity (7)
- Renovation (7)
- Services & Connectivity (6)
- Knowledge (5)
- Schools (4)
- Software (4)
- Air Quality (3)
- BIM (3)
- Gender Equality (3)
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Dry indoor climate - how do we prepare for the next winter?
At the moment it’s easy to forget, but if we look back a few months – especially if we live in the Nordic region or other colder areas – we remember that the air felt dry and the indoor climate was less comfortable. In addition to impaired indoor comfort, research shows that a dry indoor …What is the Industry Challenge, and what can we do about it?
The indoor climate business is currently at the crossroads of a number of major trends in the society as whole.What do we mean by "dry air"?
We all know "dry air" - but what is it that we perceive and exactly how dry air affects people is less known. Nonetheless research indicates that a well-balanced indoor air humidity can alleviate some of the problems with perceived dry air.What happened during 2020 (besides the obvious)?
The many aspects of the ongoing pandemic have completely dominated 2020 – and rightly so, because the effects have been terrible and globally present. We have covered the topic in this blog from a number of different angles, from guidelines on how to run your ventilation systems to maintaining …Will opening the windows solve the ventilation needs for schools?
With the realisation that many schools across Europe lack sufficient ventilation equipment to provide the air exchange rates needed to for a reasonable level of virus spread prevention, we have seen emergency recommendations for increased windows opening to handle the problem. This directly affects …Have we gone too far in avoiding humidity?
Humidity can have a positive impact on our health but is still often ignored when designing indoor environments. Too dry air can cause dry throats, chapped lips and facilitates the spread of viruses. Is it time to re-evaluate the cost for the society of having buildings with too dry indoor air?Would we let our kids skip breakfast before school?
We all want to make sure that our children get the best education but one thing we tend to forget is how important air quality, humidity levels and thermal comfort are for children’s learning capabilities.Ventilation and Virus transmission
Ventilation plays an important role in keeping our indoor environment safe and sound. In an enclosed space, people have the effect of reducing the air quality while ventilation using out-door air counteracts that effect. But can the ventilation system itself spread diseases?How to stay open for business – battling COVID-19 in Northern Italy
In northern Italy, one of the hardest COVID-19 affected areas in the world, Swegon’s factory for chillers and heat pumps stays open for business, thanks to dedicated employees and partners, and creative solutions to the new challenges. In a situation with numerous guidelines to follow from …By topics