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The Booming Business of Breathing Healthy Air
According to recent studies, we spend 90% of our time indoors, in buildings. The Covid-19 pandemic has heightened the public’s awareness and shone a light on respiratory health. Consumers are increasingly more aware of risks associated with poor indoor air quality and are actively seeking effective solutions. This, combined with the current energy crisis and the need to configure energy-efficient buildings in an ever-growing urbanised society is the reason for IAQ to become focus of policy makers. 2024 recast of EPBD requires Member States to set requirements for adequate indoor air quality standards in buildings (Article 13.4) and for non-residential net zero emission buildings to be equipped with measuring and control devices for the indoor air quality monitoring and regulation (Article 13.5). Read more#mce_temp_url#