Camfil

5 October 2017 13:37

Sanofi and Camfil improve the health of the environment, the health of people and the quality of air in the workplace

Sanofi, a global healthcare leader who discovers, develops and distributes therapeutic solutions focused on patients’ needs, visited Camfil in Trosa, Sweden from Sep. 5th through 8th 2017 to support their Energy Days. By pursing a very motivational campaign in Energy, Waste and Water (EWW) consumption reduction, Sanofi and Camfil organized the event to focus on energy and clean solutions.

Britta Permats, CEO Svensk Ventilation, Johan Lindholm, Chairman union Byggnads and Peter Eriksson, Housing and Digital Development minister in the apartment at Hornsgatan in Stockholm where the study took place.

4 October 2017 21:07

Swedish government takes historical steps to improve residential living with better ventilation and filtration solutions

In its budget proposal for 2018, the Swedish government will step up measures to improve the indoor environment in Swedish housing. Enhancing professional competence will be the platform. Better ventilation and filtration technology will be the means.

20 October 2016 13:30

Camfil welcomes new ISO16890 standard

The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) has this week published a landmark standard for the air filtration industry. ISO16890 defines testing procedures and a classification system for air filters used in general ventilation equipment.

20 October 2016 11:28

92 percent of the world' s population lives in places with poor air quality

In a news release published on Sept. 27, 2016, the World Health Organization (WHO) reports that 92% of the global population is breathing air that fails to meet the health agency’s standards for acceptable quality.

20 October 2016 05:01

Every breath we take – the life cycle cost of air pollution

New report released in the UK

18 August 2016 15:43

Swedish athletes step inside for a breath of clean air in Rio

The environmental conditions at Olympic venues held in major world cities have been receiving more and more attention over the years, especially worries about the negative impact of air pollution on sports performance and the health of competing athletes in venues like Athens, Beijing and London.

31 May 2016 15:35

New air pollution report from WHO indicates need for better filtration in urban ventilation systems

With poor air quality remaining a major public health problem in many cities, the World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a new report* aiming to encourage countries to take more actions that will reduce the negative impact of air pollution.

27 April 2016 09:17

PM1 – the new focus to protect human health

Ambient air quality has improved considerably in the last few decades by a range of measures to reduce harmful air emissions. However, there is convincing evidence that current levels of air pollution still pose a considerable risk to human health.

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