Climate change and the increasing need to adapt to its challenges has raised the importance of finding more sustainable methods of climate control for our environments.
As global temperatures continue to rise, the demand for cooling for homes, offices and industrial facilities grows in parallel. And with this demand also grows the need for solutions that are both energy efficient and environmentally friendly.
Managing air conditioning, heating, and cooling systems is a task that goes beyond simply ensuring a comfortable environment. Italian law provides a number of regulations that aim to ensure both energy efficiency and the protection of workers’ health and safety.
The term “microclimate” is used to define the climate of a specific, narrow area within a larger environment that has unique thermo-hygrometric characteristics compared to the surrounding region.
The microclimate can be influenced by several factors such as, a small garden or yard, where the presence of trees and plants creates constant shade and lowers the temperature relative to the surroundings, or by activities carried out indoors.
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