Nearly Zero Energy Building is shaping up as one of the opportunities for the sector in light of the nZEB regulations that are already in force in our country for public buildings.

Temperatures rise and we have to fight the heat. How can we do it? By improving ventilation in our homes during summer. We explain how to achieve this.

Radon gas in public buildings must also be taken into account. This nearly undetectable poison in the air can seep into homes as well as offices or workplaces. It must be detected.

The benefits of clean air in our homes are not only healthy for maintaining the building in good condition, but they also help us live better and feel stronger and more focused.

When the heat arrives, everything in the house is different. What about the problem of humidity in summer? One might think that the problem is solved, but it is not that simple.

Air filters in a ventilation system can allow us to breathe quality air or, on the contrary, contract diseases. It is important to know them and keep them well maintained.

We show you the details of the first Passivhaus in Spain that has been built in an area of extreme summer. In Andalusia, where temperatures reach 45 degrees.

The Canadian well is a cheap and very sustainable alternative to have heat in winter and coolness in summer. It is a natural alternative to air conditioning that uses geothermal energy.

Biopassive houses are a step forward from passive houses, with the addition that they are built with recyclable and ecological materials. We tell you all about them.

In order to sell or rent a property, we must obtain the energy certificate, which will include information related to our home in terms of energy efficiency.