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Tony Olsson
When the walls "talk" - how to tackle crosstalk
Ever been in an office and suddenly been able to follow the ongoing discussions in the conference room next door, this despite closed doors and seemingly robust walls? Or, on the contrary, ever held a meeting when the mindless chatter from the hallway distracts and pulls the attendees’ attention …Mikael Börjesson
Beyond energy efficiency, the revised EPBD puts IEQ in focus
The latest revision of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) is more than just a regulatory update, it signals a structural shift in how Europe approaches sustainability in the built environment. Our expert, Mikael Börjesson, Future Solutions & Public Affairs Director at Swegon, …Jan Scheuring
Why meeting HVAC design challenges with passive climate ceilings systems?
Designing indoor climate solutions for modern buildings is a balancing act involving parameters that range from energy efficiency and acoustics to architectural integration and sustainability. Each design decision influences not only technical performance but also the comfort and well-being of the …Martin Ottersten
A wooden air handling unit – redefining the industry?
Considering todays many challenging sustainability targets, it is no surprise that people wonder why certain products look or work the way they do. However, when alternative solutions are explored, factors such as functionality or lifespan, often turn out to be significant showstoppers. What if …Caroline Jacobsson
Have we run aground in the sustainability work?
In the northern parts of the world, the summer has faded and pretty soon the rowing boats must be taken out of the water and stored on land for the winter. But back in our daily routines, are we still rowing – at least metaphorically? We have returned to work, and efforts are in full swing to move …Mike Ward
Up next: System energy calculation
HVAC products are provided with energy specifications that outline their energy use and performance during operation. The energy data is essential to making calculations of the energy usage of the systems and buildings they are to be installed within. When two or more products are interconnected …Caroline Jacobsson
One year later: Circularity is advancing in HVAC and the building industry
In a blog post about a year ago, we highlighted the vast business potential of reuse and refurbishment in HVAC and the building industry. Today, that potential is materialising. Across the sector, circularity has gained momentum and we have deepened our commitment by expanding our expertise to …Fabio Polo
Cooling demands in a changing climate – how can heat pumps be the answer?
What often comes to mind when discussing climate change are the immediate effects rising temperatures has on nature and biodiversity. But what if we zoom in and focus on buildings and people – what becomes then the centre of discussion? Fabio Polo, Head of Strategic Product Management within our …Tony Olsson
Do you find dB and dB confusing? We'll explain
Noise is one of the most common causes of complaints about the indoor climate, and unfortunately, standards and requirements are not always met in practice. In order to design fully functioning, yet quiet indoor climate solutions that ensure a high degree of comfort regarding sound, all components …By topics