New models of green housing are the future of building. But how much energy can a sustainable house save?

The true need for indoor ventilation is the health and well-being of all of us. Breathing quality air at home and at work is essential in our lives.

In order to achieve better energy efficiency, the BREEAM energy certificate offers us a simple way to certify the efficiency of a building. What doubts does it raise?

In mechanical ventilation, the RITE indicates a series of regulations to take into account in order to comply with current legislation and ensure health indoors.

Next year will be crucial for energy consumption, partly due to the regulatory changes of Nearly Zero Energy Buildings. We explain the challenges of energy efficiency in 2020.

To reduce pollution in cities, it is important to control the harmful emissions that mix in the air. Traffic and activity in buildings have a lot to do with it.

The moist areas of the home require better air renewal. That is why ventilation in bathrooms is something we must take into account at home.

The services sector has specific ventilation characteristics that must guarantee public safety. How is air treatment carried out?

The Nearly Zero Energy Building is almost a reality, as in 2020 the obligation for EECN buildings comes into effect. Do you already know what it means to adapt to Nearly Zero Energy?

In today's world, home automation and automation systems are the order of the day. Also in mechanical ventilation, where we can forget about controls and complicated settings.