Civil+Structural Engineer Magazine — USA
The Number One Civil Engineering Magazine Details Eneref Report on Code For Climate Campaign
Eneref Institute examines the benefits of ventilating air conditioners in a dormitory.
“In terms of avoiding the transfer between spaces, you can’t do better than PTAC. It’s just a zone unit.”
Voice of America – Afghanistan
Voice of America Spotlight’s Eneref Institute’s Effort on Silk Masks Distribution
National World News — Afghanistan
National News Cites the Collaboration of Eneref Institute with the Afghan Fashion Designer on Coronavirus Masks
Eneref Institute examines how a luxury home focused on sustainability and structural integrity.
“Everywhere you are in the house, you’re just one window or one view away from the exterior.”
Eneref Institute examines the benefits of variable refrigerant flow inverter-driven air conditioners.
“The average efficiency of air conditioners sold today is less than half the efficiency of systems available on store shelves.”
Eneref Institute examines the benefits of VRF air conditioners in multi-family homes.
“I love how quick the air conditioner works. You just turn it on and it cools or warms the place inmediately,” says resident Leslie Cook. “It has made life much more comfortable.”
Eneref Institute recommends the use of an energy- efficient, low-flammable refrigerant with a significantly lower global warming potential.
“R-32 is 40% more efficient than R-410A, but with only 1/3 of the global warming potential.”
New Eneref Report on VRF Technology
Eneref Institute to Publish First Report Highlighting the Advantages of Energy Efficient VRF technology. The report is part of our Cool Room Cool Earth Campaign series, which sheds light on the necessity of inverter technology as an efficient and cost-effective tool against climate change.
Électricité Plus Magazine Québec — Canada
Top Canadian Electrical Magazine Promotes Eneref’s findings on Polycarbonate Use in LED Luminaires