Is IAQP Replacing DCV for Energy-Efficient Ventilation?
As building codes evolve and indoor air quality (IAQ) becomes a top priority, many design teams are rethinking their approach to energy-efficient ventilation. For years, Demand Control Ventilation (DCV) has been the standard method for reducing energy consumption in...
Boosting Lab Air Quality: How Air Purifiers Can Increase Air Changes per Hour (ACH)
Maintaining optimal air quality is paramount in laboratory environments. Contaminants like particulate matter, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and pathogens can compromise research accuracy, equipment integrity, and, most importantly, the health and safety of lab...
Why Schools Are Adopting IAQP—And Why It Matters
In the wake of the pandemic and amid rising awareness about the importance of indoor air quality (IAQ), school districts across the country are reassessing how they ventilate and purify the air in classrooms. One increasingly popular, but often underpublicized method...
LEED Version 5 is Here: Prioritizing Clean Air and Smarter Energy Use in Buildings
The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) has introduced LEED Version 5, incorporating significant updates to enhance indoor air quality (IAQ) and promote sustainability. This latest version reflects a growing emphasis on performance-based outcomes, occupant health, and...
