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Favorite Webinar Recordings now available!

The recordings and the slides of our recent webinars: “Durability of building airtightness: Assessment through field measurements” held on January 30th 2020 &  “Durability of building airtightness: Assessment through laboratory testing” held on Friday 21 February 2020 and organised with the support of TightVent Europe and … Continue reading →

Favorite Energy Efficiency and Indoor Climate in Buildings is out! Edition of February 2020

The February 2020 issue of the “Energy Efficiency and Indoor Climate in Buildings” newsletter has just been released. This monthly online newspaper contains relevant information on the Air Infiltration and Ventilation Centre (AIVC), the building and ductwork airtightness platform (TightVent Europe), the international platform on ventilative cooling (venticool), the Dynastee platform & EU relevant information.

The paper is available at the first week of every month at: http://news.inive.org/

We would like to encourage you to subscribe to get informed on a regular basis on our platforms’ activities.

Favorite Save the date for the AIVC 2020 Workshop “Urban Home Ventilation” – 6 May 2020

Mark your calendars for the upcoming AIVC 2020 International Workshop “Urban Home Ventilation”  to be held on May 6th, 2020  in Oslo, Norway! The workshop will start at 08:30 AM and finish at 04:00PM. It will take place at OsloMet (Pilestredet 46, Oslo, Norway). The main focus will be on  ventilation requirements, trends, and quality, moisture and comfort control and kitchen ventilation. Information on registration, programme, speakers etc. will follow soon, so stay tuned.

Favorite Frequently asked questions on airtightness

TightVent Europe’s website includes a page dedicated to providing answers to commonly asked questions regarding building and ductwork airtightness. Please visit https://tightvent.eu/faqs and learn: What is building airtightness?What is ductwork airtightness?What is infiltration/exfiltration?What is the energy impact of building and … Continue reading →