In the UK, poor air quality is considered a severe environmental risk with air pollution leading to an estimated 40,000 early deaths every year. For this reason, building owners and managers need to ensure that they have a coherent and effective strategy in place to manage indoor air quality.
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Retro-commissioning and recommissioning are terms that can cause confusion and are on occasion used interchangeably. That is misleading, because they are distinct processes. Here, we will explore how they differ before considering which is more suitable for your individual needs. What is retro-commissioning? Retro-commissioning is an assessment of an existing building’s use, focusing on whether
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Re-commissioning is a thoroughgoing and effective process to help improve the efficiency of an existing building’s systems and equipment. Problems can, and frequently do occur, during the design or construction of a building. Re-commissioning looks to address those developing issues, paying particular attention to how equipment has aged and to changes in building usage. It
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