Designed to meet the changing needs of water utilities and industrial customers worldwide, BlueEdge™ addresses common challenges in water management,
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Intelligent Solutions for Safer Water Systems
Continuous monitoring of water quality within HVAC systems plays a vital role in ensuring the long-term health and longevity of building networks
Gratitude and growth: celebrating CIBSE’s volunteers
More than 1,000 CIBSE volunteers are being celebrated for their passion and drive this Volunteers Week, recognised for their key role in everything from skills development to industry support
The vital role of flow and energy measurement in hospital HVAC systems
Discover how this global shift towards precision and efficiency has resulted in another successful project using digital flow solutions from Badger Meter.
Why a circular economy matters
The construction and HVAC industries have a central role to play in adopting a circular economy approach to ensure we meet our net zero obligations and manage F-gas refrigerant supply sustainably.
Part L vs Part F – Battle of the regulations
With indoor air quality being of increasing concern, there are innovative solutions that can be deployed to reduce the amount of pollutants entering buildings without increasing energy consumption.
Healthy buildings standards: how to comply with them
What solutions you can deploy that are recommended by healthy building standards for improving indoor air quality.
Lighting the way for low energy illumination
Despite the prevalence of LEDs, lighting still makes up a substantial proportion of energy use in buildings. Guests at the latest CIBSE Journal roundtable discussed how operational and embodied energy use could be further reduced by smarter design and a circular approach to components
What regs revisions mean for zero carbon
New Approved Documents on energy use, ventilation and overheating are intended to be stepping stones towards zero carbon buildings. Julie Godefroy highlights their impact and where regulatory improvements can be made
How to make it as a female engineer in UAE
After taking up a senior sustainability post in Dubai, Farah Naz explains how the Emirate was open to female engineers in lead roles