Dry indoor air is a significant concern in residential buildings, particularly in Nordic climates where heating systems often reduce indoor humidity levels. This study investigates the relationship between indoor environmental conditions – specifically, temperature and relative humidity – and symptoms … Continue reading →
This issue is focusing on “IEQ at 44th AIVC conference, Model IEQ regulation to fulfil the EPBD 2024″! >> For further information please visit: https://www.rehva.eu/rehva-journal/detail/01-2025
Continue reading →As wildfires and prescribed burns increasingly impact communities worldwide, ASHRAE has published a new resource aimed at safeguarding indoor air quality (IAQ) during these events. ASHRAE Guideline 44-2024, Protecting Building Occupants From Smoke During Wildfire and Prescribed Burn Events, outlines … Continue reading →
The SIMIACCI project (Sustainable Intelligent Management of Indoor Air Quality for the Culture and Creative Industries) has officially started, marking an exciting step forward in revolutionizing Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) management for cultural heritage preservation. >> For further information please visit: https://www.rehva.eu/news/article/simiacci-project-officially-launched
Continue reading →REHVA is happy to announce the publication of the technical report: “Model Indoor Environmental Quality regulation aligning with new provisions of the 2024 EPBD recast” This collaborative effort, developed jointly by the Nordic Ventilation Group, REHVA, and the EUROVENT association, provides a … Continue reading →
