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Ambinodes quantify Active House principles in a first-of-its-kind experiment in Denmark

By Leapcraft | [email protected]

9 May 2018

This is report explains the quantifying of Active House Principles by meticulous deployment of sensor nodes and collection of indoor environmental data over a period to verify if the building design lives up to its proposed standards. Following the insights, we are able to show its impact on indoor climate and energy consumption. We believe this approach to design and constant validation using data will deliver the promise of sustainable buildings and healthier living in the near future.

You can download and read the full report here

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Buildings

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A framework for healthy, sustainable, and resilient buildings

The EU is not on track to reach the 2050 climate targets for energy and renovations. At the same time, the lack of a commonly accepted comprehensive definition of what constitutes healthy buildings hinders progress towards achieving healthy buildings. Increasing building health has multiple positive

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Smart grid

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Denmark and the UK are now officially connected through the world's longest power cable

Today, the world’s longest power cable, Viking Link, was officially inaugurated at locations at Lincolnshire in the UK and South of Jutland in Denmark respectively. Connecting Denmark with the UK, the interconnector marks the road ahead of international collaboration on advancing renewable energy initiatives and interconnected energy systems.

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Smart grid

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Viking Link: Exchanging green energy flows via the world’s longest power cable

23 January 2024

The transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources is crucial in the global push towards decarbonisation. All across the world, countries are actively striving to establish a sustainable supply of green energy in order to reach net zero emissions by 2050. However, to sustain an energy syst

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Air pollution

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The most advanced, healthy and efficient workspaces

In Europe alone, it is estimated that companies suffer €923Bn (€4,070 per employee) in lost worker productivity every year due to poor indoor working environments. The main contributors of this proble

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Air pollution

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The Case for Healthy Buildings - Schools

11 December 2019

Children spend enormous amounts of time in classrooms and are affected by the indoor environment quality (IEQ) and a crucial component of it is the indoor air quality (IAQ). The age and quality of bui

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Energy efficiency in buildings

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Energy data ensure better buildings

23 October 2018

Focus on optimizing operations and energy retrofitting Energy Leap is a growing partnership in the property industry working to improve the energy efficiency in buildings. Efficient operation of buil