The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) is an international framework for science-based climate targets in line with the Paris Agreement's goal of limiting global warming to 1.5°C. After a process of submitting data supported targets, including a long-term net-zero target for external validation, it is now established that Lindab’s emission reduction targets have been approved by SBTi.
Lindab Ltd is thrilled to announce its recent partnership with the Construction Leadership Council (CLC) as a Construct Zero Partner.
High or unbalanced pressure drop can lead to increased running costs and inefficient performance of your ventilation system. In this post we will look at four important factors that can affect the pressure drop of the ventilation system in your building.
Pressure drop can be a source of wasted energy and is an important parameter in determining the overall running costs of a building’s ventilation system. In this blog post, we’ll try to explain pressure drop in a simplified way, how pressure drop data is used in ventilation design and why low pressure drop contributes to a more energy efficient ventilation system.
In an effort to reduce energy consumption and save money, many building owners and facility managers may be tempted to cut back on heating and ventilation in their buildings. This can be a quick and effective solution in the short term. But what are the long-term consequences?
Lindab National Sales Manager, Andy Watton highlights why energy savings should support a good indoor climate.
Imagine if your water pipes had a leak, resulting in only 80% of the water reaching its intended destination. Cascading water would be a wasteful and infuriating sight, prompting immediate action to fix the issue. Similarly, duct leakage in buildings leads to significant waste, but since air is invisible, it often goes unnoticed. It is an issue that is frequently disregarded in the search for grea
When Australian HVAC supplier, ACS, were given the opportunity to provide an indoor climate solution for a project committed to carbon neutrality, their first thought was to contact Lindab for support.
Today Lindab launches Plafond XD – an active chilled beam that combines optimal indoor climate performance with flexible design, bringing valuable options to architects, installers, and property owners alike.
According to a recent survey, one in six is dissatisfied with the indoor climate at their workplace.
Without a doubt, the climate emergency must be taken seriously. Buildings account for 35 percent of total global energy consumption. We know it is essential that we transition to sustainable construction methods and materials. Understanding the environmental implications of our actions is a critical part of the journey to net zero, but in a world of green washing it becomes increasingly difficult
National Sales Manager, Andy Watton explains the benefits of decentralising control of building services in the 2022 edition of The BESA Book which focuses on the health and wellbeing of building occupants, alongside the drive to continually lower energy use and carbon emissions.
At Lindab, we aim to work in a way that is sustainable for both people and the environment. this week highlights a crucial part of or work for a better climate. The European week for waste reduction inspires good habits for sustainable resource and waste management.
As building regulations tighten, sustainable options are not just desired, they are demanded. Mechanical ventilation with heat recovery has become essential for any eco-friendly home but this does not address the greater needs for heating and cooling. A heat pump ventilator provides a solution for all three necessities.
We are delighted to announce the launch of the Professor XP Active Chilled Beam, with innovative battery design and improved flexibility to integrate features such as LED lights and speakers.
For twenty years, the Professor series from Lindab has been at the
forefront of indoor climate solutions. Professor Active Chilled Beams are
unobtrusive in that they can be installed within any c
The kids are done with homeschooling so now it's our turn. We want to share our 60+ years experience and specialist knowledge in ventilation products and technologies with you. We are introducing a range of short workshops to review a range of issues that you and your customers face to put you a step ahead of the competition.
National Sales Manager for Lindab Indoor Climate Solutions, Kirk Bracey considers what is the cleanest way to ventilate a room in the 2021 edition of The BESA Book which focuses on well-being and indoor air quality.
Lindab's intelligent ventilation system Lindab Pascal will soon be even smarter – with the launch of Pascal Operate software this autumn. With an entirely new interface and pre-programmed settings, Pascal Operate makes it even easier to optimise the indoor climate and minimise energy consumption at the same time.
The latest Skill Builder video demonstrates residential ventilation at it's best
Lindab help BESA advise on energy saving in buildings