Due to extreme increases in energy prices in European countries (as well as other non-European countries), building users may be tempted to take energy saving measures because they can no longer pay their energy bills. This, in turn, may have … Continue reading →
In the COVID-19 pandemic, it became clear that adequate ventilation is the key engineering measure to reduce the spread of respiratory viruses. REHVA experts have now collected available evidence and developed a health-based ventilation design method to mitigate the infection … Continue reading →
This Journal contains 10 of the top 20 papers presented at the CLIMA World Congress 2022. Read this issue online now: https://www.rehva.eu/rehva-journal/detail/05-2022 Subscribe and receive your copy of the Journal bi-monthly: https://www.rehva.eu/eshop/course-detail/rehva-journal-subscription
Continue reading →REHVA wass one of the initiators of an international awareness campaign to promote the critical role of better building ventilation in supporting #health, well-being, and productivity. The first annual World Ventil8 Day was on November 8, 2022 with parallel awareness raising actions around the world. … Continue reading →
(Re-)watch any of the presentation given at the Policy Conference of the REHVA Brussels Summit 2022. The conference covered two interlinked topics with speakers from the European Parliament and the Commission, EU think tanks and associations along REHVA experts. The morning … Continue reading →
