Editorial campaigns

Ignoring its achievements and singling out the country as an oil producer points to selective memory, argues Dr Rajendra Shende, Former Director, UNEP

With building tracing, spaces with sub-optimal IAQ would be red flagged, persuading occupants to think about leaving or staying; nothing could be a more powerful incentive for building owners to take remedial action, says Jeremy McDonald

Achieving good Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) is much about reliable monitoring, writes Biren Mahendra Shah, Co-Founder & Director, CATS Ecosystems

Then we can start thinking about the more high-minded approach to a better IAQ future, says Jeremy McDonald

Then we can start thinking about the more high-minded approach to a better IAQ future, says Jeremy McDonald

Achieving good Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) is much about reliable monitoring, writes Biren Mahendra Shah, Co-Founder & Director, CATS Ecosystems

Close coordination with the government as a public-private collaboration is key to a successful city-wide auditing of buildings for better IAQ and protecting occupants from the spread of contagious diseases, says Meiny Prins, CEO, Priva, in this interview with Surendar...

Using the wrong air valve technology in operating theatres and isolation rooms can not only negatively affect the performance of the space but potentially render the entire air management system unstable, says Syed Taqi Hussain

Today’s market is still suffering from poor commissioning-related competency and general lack of understanding, but it’s not all bad, says Lee Hewitt

Commissioning is arguably the most cost-effective process for short-term and long-term advantages to building owners, facility managers and building occupants, says Martin Williamson. However, he adds, there are many projects in the GCC region, where commissioning is not utilised or...