The demand for sustainability is growing among both internal and external stakeholders, driven by its positive impact on the well-being of building occupants and reduced energy costs.
So what technology is available to make buildings more sustainable and altogether healthier?
This question will be addressed in a seminar session on day three of the ARBS Exhibition which will be held from 28-30 May, 2024.
The seminar will present the benefits of Life Cycle Cost analysis of air filters and their role in achieving good indoor air quality and sustainability goals.
The topics to be explored include: -
Opportunities to save energy and comply with global standards that demand a higher level of indoor air quality;
Understanding Life Cycle Cost analysis and factors that contribute to the total cost of ownership over the lifetime of the filter;
Ideas will be covered to help shift demand towards energy efficient filters and its benefits such as energy savings, improved IAQ and reduced environmental impact.
By gaining insights and practical solutions from this presentation, consultants and engineering professionals will be empowered to make informed decisions, implement sustainable practices, and contribute to the creation of healthier and more energy-efficient buildings.
The session will be presented by Jonathan Bunge, managing director of Camfil Australia.