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How green is your heat pump?
Right now, large investments are being made in green technology, and the demand for sustainable products is great. But it is not entirely easy to determine which products are truly environmentally friendly, when almost all are marketed as green. This is not least clear in the refrigeration and …Josh Emerson
The Industry Challenge - Digital Event
Today, and in the future, the building industry faces major challenges. Health related, economic, and environmental aspects of buildings will soon be a top priority in our societies. Creating healthy, productive and sustainable indoor environments will be a key issue for building owners, …Caroline Jacobsson
Is demand controlled indoor climate a profitable investment?
We claim that it is well worth investing in demand controlled indoor climate and it does not take very long before it pays off compared to constant flow ventilation.Josh Emerson
Tips for making sure your Chillers, Heat Pumps and AHU's are ready for reoccupation
Throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, facilities managers may have had to shut their plant off due to empty premises. Your Chillers, Heat Pumps and Air Handling Units may need some extra maintenance before reopening sites to ensure they're in top condition, and working effectively. See our 5 point …Josh Emerson
Good ventilation isn't just for pandemics... right?!
The more we learn about Covid-19, the more we hear about the role of ventilation or 'fresh air' in reducing transmission. However, ventilation isn't just for preventing virus transmission today. Good ventilation will bring many other health, wellbeing and productivity benefits to occupants in the …Josh Emerson
Why a modern, highly skilled and diverse workforce is the future of building services...
People will be just as important as technology in meeting the UK’s net zero emissions, green growth, and health & wellbeing targets.Josh Emerson
Why does humidity matter?
Simply increasing ventilation rates to reduce indoor transmission of airborne viruses may not deliver the right result.Mirko Sauvan
How HVAC suppliers can benefit from conducting lifecycle assessments
Lifecycle assessment (LCA) in the building industry evaluates the environmental impacts of a building throughout its entire lifecycle. There are multiple incentives for property owners to apply LCA, such as financial, environmental, and even societal benefits. In this article, you will learn more …William Lawrance
Getting to grips with internal leakage in air handling units
Internal leakage of air in ventilation systems is wasteful and it can also affect the indoor air quality so we need to minimise leakage to both optimise the energy consumption and ensure the best possible air quality. In this article, you will get to know different modes of internal leakages and …Josh Emerson
Building a better and healthier future
We have learned several important lessons from the pandemic – not least that improving ventilation will play a crucial role in making people feel confident about buildings once more.By topics