Introduction New York City, a vibrant metropolis known for its towering skyline and bustling life, faces a major environmental challenge: carbon emissions from buildings. Nearly 70% of the city’s carbon emissions stem from the fossil fuels used to power, heat, …
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In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, public health has become a serious priority, especially regarding the education system and in-person learning. …
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Introduction Post pandemic period has seen a number of studies and media articles that showed how Carbon dioxide (CO2) is an important indicator of a building’s Indoor Air Quality (IAQ). There was so much importance attached to its measurement …
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If you have an HVAC system at work, it does much more than just heating and cooling your office. With the right accessories, your HVAC system can maintain and improve the indoor air quality. However, the quality of these indoor …
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Whether you’re indoors or outside, air quality matters. Even when you think you breathe clean air, it can still carry pollutants, bacteria, and other irritants. Indeed, poor ventilation can help spread airborne viruses, such as COVID-19, which can prove …
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Asset owners are constantly seeking new ways to optimise their property portfolios performance and return. The largest focus is operational efficiency, and one of the largest line items is a building’s HVAC, which drives 40-45% of a building’s …
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Introduction A major driver of the revolutionising concept of smart buildings and communities can be traced back to the invention of the Building Management System (BMS) in the 1970s. During this period Commercial Real Estate (CRE) saw the introduction of …
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The term MQTT stands for Message Queuing Telemetry Transport, which is a standard messaging protocol that is designed specifically to communicate between IoT various devices. MQTT is used in a number of industries like telecommunication, automotive and energy management companies, …
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Rensair, the proptech pioneer in sustainable ventilation, is pleased to announce it has been selected for the 2024 REACH Commercial Scale up program. Rensair is one among seven innovative companies that have been selected for this prestigious scale-up cohort. Each …
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The Proptech market is growing significantly with all the technological advancements happening in commercial real estate. The post pandemic era has seen a rise in proptech companies providing intelligent solutions to address property challenges in the real estate marketplace taking …
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Commercial real estate is a vast and complex component of the real estate industry that includes everything from multi-family dwelling complexes to office buildings and retail stores. Today, businesses are looking for eco-friendly and energy-efficient methods of developing and maintaining …
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There’s something in the air at Westminster. The Clean Air (Human Rights) Bill, tabled by Green party peer Baroness Jenny Jones, has had its second reading at the House of Lords. Unlike previous motions that were brushed under the …
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Zer-O-Wash, the first climate-neutral commercial laundry in Germany, has invested in Rensair air purification to protect its staff and improve the working environment. Linda Zoumis, owner of Zer-O-Wash, started the business in November 2021, with the main client being a …
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OVERVIEW Imagine effortlessly monitoring and enhancing your indoor air quality from anywhere, at any time. Rensair Cloud is an advanced Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) management platform that leverages Internet of Things (IoT) technology to enhance control over indoor air quality. …
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Clean air is important for human health, so buildings are ventilated, bringing in “clean” outside air for humans to breathe, expelling the polluted indoor air to the outside. But outside air is not always clean, and ventilation can worsen the …
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Introduction Leading scientific research has shown the importance of good indoor air quality (IAQ) for our health and well-being. We spend a significant portion of our time indoors – the US EPA estimates that humans spend on average 90% of …
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