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Battle against climate change
Logical approaches to addressing climate change in the HVAC industry can provide both indoor and outdoor environmental improvement as well as financial benefits. Sample energy reductions calculated by the building owners present paybacks about one year while they reported superior indoor conditions for their building occupants.
HVAC logic improvements
APS has developed many unique HVAC logic circuits: improving comfort and reducing energy consumption. The reductions caused the avoidance of over 60,000 person-years of GHG emissions with a three-person crew.
Significant savings for school
This HVAC case study examines the heating control systems in the oldest high school in Peterborough, Ontario, and proposes energy-efficient improvements.
God’s Earth, Our Responsibility: The Faithful Path to Clean Energy
Long before climate change became a headline, Scripture called us to care for creation. In today’s world, choosing clean energy isn’t just smart—it’s sacred. As people of faith, we have the opportunity to align our values with our actions and leave behind a legacy of life, not loss.
Breathe Easier, Save Energy:The Hidden Benefits of Cold-Water Humidification
Controlling humidity isn’t just about comfort—it also helps reduce the spread of viruses and bacteria. While most standard humidifiers use a lot of energy, cold-water spray systems can actually help save on heating costs.
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Two of the most significant global social threats, Climate Change and COVID virus transmission, are dangerously linked via COVID HVAC ventilation solutions.
Recent HVAC ventilation changes, in response to COVID-19 will have two severe environmental repercussions:
- They will increase the HVAC systems’ atmospheric heating input directly, via increased associated HVAC exhaust, ranging from 417% to 670% over conservation circuit performance.
- They will also increase GHG production ranging from 333% to 700% to produce the required heating of the increased outdoor air.