Ventilation systems in nearly zero energy buildings are one of the solutions that ensure a property complies with energy efficiency concepts.

Do you feel safe in your home, at work, or in your study center? In this case, we are not referring to any matter related to criminal issues, but we are talking about your own health. With the outbreak of the coronavirus, it is more important than ever that the air around us is clean, especially not to leave any margin for action for aerosol transmission. Therefore, in the following lines, we show you all the necessary information about how to ventilate closed spaces

Although COVID-19 is a disease that still generates much uncertainty, it is true that, little by little, more quality information about its transmission is becoming known. One of these highlighted aspects is that, as the Ministry of Health states in multiple reports, the viruses contained in aerosols have the ability to cause infection, especially under certain circumstances: in proximity to the index case for a prolonged time and in closed and poorly ventilated spaces. For this reason, health recommendations always appeal to gathering of non-cohabiting individuals in outdoor environments. However, this fact...

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The regulation governing indoor air quality has experienced growing social interest as a result of the pandemic that began in early 2020, especially in multifamily buildings where a large number of people accumulate.

The air quality inside the home is an essential element for generating comfort and well-being in terms of health. According to data from the World Health Organization (WHO), air pollution causes more than 4 million premature deaths, >> We explain it to you

The quality of indoor air is closely related to the comfort perception of the people occupying them, as we have described in detail in this article on our blog.

The Passivhaus standard has become a reference model in the rehabilitation of homes and buildings. The reason? It enables the construction of houses that, thanks to the utilization of bioclimatic architecture, can significantly increase their energy efficiency.

The controlled demand for ventilation plays a fundamental role; we are living in a time when energy is scarce. Therefore, efficiency and savings have become critically important, assuming that the reduction in consumption should not imply lower standards of health and quality of life.

Discover how Siber leads innovation in ventilation for energy rehabilitation, offering sustainable and efficient solutions. We collaborate with architects and engineers to design systems tailored to each project.