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Heating, cooling and lighting in our buildings consumes immense amounts of energy every day. This energy is currently derived primarily from fossil fuels, which is both detrimental to the environment and expensive.
So improving energy efficiency in buildings makes sense for the climate as well as for our wallets. Click on the links below for examples of technologies with the potential to radically reduce energy use in our buildings.
 | Living GIBSSGHG Reduction -Geothermal Building Cooling Systems Comfort |
 | Living Toro Cooling SystemsGHG Reduction - Air to Air Heat Exchanger for Cooling Compr |
 | Living HeliospectraHeliospectra Meeting a growing global population’s foo |
 | Living Svenska AerogelSvenska Aerogel Dr. Samuel Kistler had no idea back in 1929 |
 | Living ClimateWellClimateWell With 40% of the global CO2 emissions originating |
 | Living TermoDeckTermoDeck Cooling, heating and lighting buildings uses as mu |
 | Living RehactREHACT is pioneerng HVAC systems with climate intelligence. |
 | Living ParansParans Solar Lighting goes beyond the idea of lighting effic |
 | Living NordIQNordIQ The world is full of waste heat, essentially free and |
 | Living Capital coolingCapital Cooling District cooling is up to 10 times more effi |
 | Living Air to airAir to Air’s ReHydrator heat and moisture exchangers l |
 | Living AirecAirec AB Heat exchangers are the hidden workhorses of heatin |
