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How to simplify product comparisons - explained through an e-bike example
In today’s world, things are moving at record speed, and it may seem that the lowest-priced products are the most attractive. With cost-consciousness often at the heart of business decisions, it’s no surprise that chasing savings can become a company’s main focus. From a standards and …
Mikael Börjesson
ISH Frankfurt 2025 – what were the trends at the world’s largest HVAC exhibition?
Is it even possible to capture all the impressions from the Frankfurt fairground in just a few sentences? After a couple of days, your phone’s health app has registered around 50 000 steps, and with each and every step, there is something new to see - the amount of impressions are simply immense. …
Tobias Nordström
Heating from the ceiling does work – chilled beams are key
The laws of physics may lead us to think that heating a space from the ceiling is impossible. However, our expert, Tobias Nordström, Product Manager Waterborne Climate Solutions at Swegon, will explain the principle of induction and why climate beams are an energy-efficient, sustainable and …
Caroline Jacobsson
Sustainability must be incorporated in the decision-making process
Embodied carbon is a sustainability parameter that has only recently gained recognition in the building industry. It is likely not a parameter that is well-known across the typically large project organisations, and there seems to not yet be a decision-making process that fully takes it into …
William Lawrance
Cooling coil sizing: why temperature and humidity matters
When selecting cooling coils for air handling units, it is essential to use relevant input data to ensure that the cooling power is appropriately sized. Oversized cooling coils lead to oversized chillers, which can significantly increase the investment cost. This blog post written by William …
Åsa Norén-Lundh
EPBD and IEQ: A path to healthier buildings
The initial scope of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) was founded under another name already in 2002, and has since then evolved into the comprehensive decree it is today. Recently, EPBD has been coupled with IEQ, indoor environmental quality. Our expert, Åsa Norén Lundh, Indoor …
Welat Han
What is there to know about displacement ventilation in an industrial facility?
Factories have come a long way from being dusty and smoky environments where production took center stage, to being light, clean and comfortable workplaces where people are safe and productive. Our expert, Welat Han, Junior Product Manager, describes the evolution of the factory indoor climate and …
Fabio Polo
Standards and certifications create significant customer value
Ensuring quality, safety and performance of products often starts with developing and testing them according to relevant standards. Certifications and labels rely on these standards to assure customers of a product’s value. Think of Fairtrade-certified coffee contra non-certified alternatives, …
Mikael Börjesson
Swegon wrapped - what we should learn from 2024
Exactly one year ago, I looked into the crystal ball to spot the main trends and themes for 2024. Not surprisingly, ‘sustainability’ was a keyword, but the topic has rapidly grown in importance since. When looking towards 2025, I expect us to find the topic expand even further, and we, in the …