Ten years ago, Deb and I took a unique vacation. We drove 1650 miles in our Ford Focus Electric Vehicle during our first two weeks of ownership.  Most “Gen 1” EVs in 2012 could only drive 60 to 70 miles on a charge.

Want to know how and why? Check out the full article!

Interest in radiant heating and cooling is increasing in North America, and we are seeing this growing trend in many new construction and deep retrofit projects that also use the CERV for fresh air and comfort.

How much heating and cooling can a floor or ceiling provide? How does fluid flow and tube length affect heating and cooling? How much dehumidification is needed for cooling? How does the CERV tie everything together to ensure a radiant home is a healthy home?

Microbes are ubiquitous in indoor environments. They float in the air on their own and hitchhike on perpetually airborne particles in the air you breathe. Filters are your first defense to capture microbes in your air. But what happens to the microbes on your filters?

We conducted a series of experiments to investigate microbial life on CERV2 indoor and outdoor filters, and the results are very interesting!

Radon is something we can manage without guessing. The same tools we use for reducing airborne disease transmission, chemical toxicity, and particulate concentration in indoor environments allow us to manage radon: fresh air, air recirculation filtration, and source reduction.

Our article discusses radon and its progeny, how they travel throughout our bodies, and what we can do to minimize radon in our indoor environments.