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Ventilate at night when it’s cooler – but in secure ways to address safety concerns
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The National Research Council of Canada (NRC) Construction Research Centre organized a private facility tour in Ottawa for ten AIVC board members on September 27, 2025, following the 45th AIVC - ASHRAE IEQ joint conference in Montreal.
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For the 11th time, DYNASTEE will organise a Summer School on the application of analysis techniques towards whole building energy performance assessment from in-situ measurements and metering data. The Summer School (SS26) is organised in the framework of the IEA-EBC … Continue reading →
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The EU’s upcoming Circular Economy Act aims to boost recycling, reuse, and repurposing of construction and demolition waste, including mineral wool insulation. Recyclable waste going to landfill will become impossible, making proper recovery, handling and transport essential. With its new … Continue reading →
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Retrotec is excited to announce the AirTracer, a professional-grade handheld smoke generator built for quick, accurate air leak detection — all at an affordable price. With a simple press of a button, the AirTracer releases smoke in a second, allowing … Continue reading →
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We’re pleased to announce that the recordings and presentation slides from our recent webinar, “Comparing Ventilation Trends in Southern Europe” (held on October 10, 2025), are now available on our website. Featured Presentations: Italy – Trends in Building Ventilation Requirements and … Continue reading →
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The twenty-fourth issue of the DYNASTEE newsletter is now available for download. Contents include: Foreword Announcement of the Summer School 2026 Aggregate Heat Loss Test IEA EBC Annex 94 Stakeholder Survey IEA EBC Annex 94 has entered its working phase … Continue reading →
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We are happy to share that the video recordings and presentation slides from our recent webinar, “From Inspections to IAQ Measurement: Exploring Databases for Better Indoor Environments”, held on November 25, 2025, are now accessible on our website.Presentation Highlights:Antoine Mischler (dooApp, France) — French National Ventilation Observatory (ONV)Maarten De Strycker (BCCA, Belgium) — Belgian Ventilation Inspection DatabaseHenry Burridge (Imperial College London, UK) — SAMHE Database: IAQ in UK SchoolsWatch the recordings and download the slides here.And while you’re there, make sure to su
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The 29th issue of the TightVent newsletter is now available!Specific contents include:Foreword30 September – 1 October 2026, AIVC – TightVent – venticool joint Conference, Incheon, Republic of Korea – Call for Abstracts & Topical Sessions!Building Airtightness Durability: Durabilit’air 2 – Summary of the session at the Montreal conferenceTAAC Meeting Highlights – September 2025Upcoming webinar November 25: “From Inspections to IAQ Measurement: Exploring Databases for Better Indoor EnvironmentsProduct newsTo download the newsletter please click here.
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Driven by the goal of nearly zero energy buildings (nZEB) and regulations since the early 2000s, building airtightness has become a mandatory requirement for energy performance. However, the effectiveness of these requirements hinges on the durability of airtightness over the … Continue reading →
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Scientists from the University of Chicago, Argonne National Laboratory and Duke University in the USA jointly with their colleagues from Nanyang Technological University in Singapore developed a new type of filter capable of capturing carbon dioxide directly from ambient air. Different from cumbersome energy-intensive industrial units, such filter may be embedded into a standard ventilation
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The Buildings Breakthrough (BB) has released its interim report introducing a qualitative definition of a Near-Zero Emission and Resilient Building (NZERB), along the key 'building blocks' or principles required to achieve it.
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After two preparation meetings at KU Leuven (BE, November 2024) and Saxion UAS (NL, April 2025), the ExCo has approved the working phase of IEA-EBC Annex 94: Validation and Verification of In-situ Building Energy Performance Measurement Techniques. We aim for … Continue reading →
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The twenty-fourth issue of the DYNASTEE newsletter is now available for download. Contents include: Foreword Announcement of the Summer School 2026 Aggregate Heat Loss Test IEA EBC Annex 94 Stakeholder Survey IEA EBC Annex 94 has entered its working phase … Continue reading →
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Infiltrea 5.1 marks a major advance in blower door testing. This new version now allows direct multi-fan measurements without the need for third-party software. It features automatic manometer detection, easy channel configuration, and manual or automatic fan control. The new … Continue reading →
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We are happy to share that the video recordings and presentation slides from our recent webinar, “From Inspections to IAQ Measurement: Exploring Databases for Better Indoor Environments”, held on November 25, 2025, are now available. Presentation Highlights: Antoine Mischler (dooApp, … Continue reading →
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The 29th issue of the TightVent newsletter is now available! Specific contents include: Foreword 30 September – 1 October 2026, AIVC – TightVent – venticool joint Conference, Incheon, Republic of Korea – Call for Abstracts & Topical Sessions! Building Airtightness Durability: … Continue reading →
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We are pleased to announce that the video recordings and presentation slides from our recent webinar, “Improving Indoor Air Quality in Schools” (held on 4 December 2025), are now available on our website. Webinar presentations included: Indoor Air Quality in Naturally Ventilated Classrooms and Offices – James A.
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The 54th AiCARR International Conference “Decarbonising our future: energy, economic and social aspects of smarter and digitilized buildings and cities” will be held on March 25th and 26th 2026, at Mostra Convegno Expocomfort, Fieramilano-Rho, in Milan, Italy. Submission of abstracts … Continue reading →
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Indoor Air will be held in Singapore from 14 - 18 June 2026. The conference will focus on indoor air quality and healthy built environments, featuring presentations, discussions, and networking among researchers, industry professionals, and policymakers. Participants will explore scientific findings, practical solutions, and innovations that support healthier indoor spaces.For further information please visit: https://www.indoorair2026.org/
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World Ventil8 Day on 8th November is a celebration of the importance of good ventilation. It is a crucial part of enabling health and wellbeing of people.
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With this directive, agreed by the co-legislators on 10 March 2023 and in force since 10 October 2023, the EU sets a binding goal to achieve an overall reduction in the final energy consumption of 11.7% by 2030 (compared to 2020 projections). Delivering this target demands a concerted effort from all EU countries over the next 5 years, which is reflected in their National Energy and Climate Plans (NECPs). The Commission monitors progress in this domain, notably by analysing NECPs. The Commission’s EU-wide assessment of the cumulative impact of the updated NECPs (COM/2025/274), published in May, indicated that, while many countries have raised their energy efficiency ambitions, further efforts are needed to fully meet the target.
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The latest revision of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) focuses on not letting energy efficiency compromise a good indoor climate.
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The Commission has opened the feedback period on draft rules relating to the calculation of the life-cycle global warming potential (GWP) of new buildings.
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