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  • EUREKA Spain highlights continued commitment to developing technologies to deliver climate change ambitions

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  • EVIA launches its EU Manifesto on Indoor Air Quality during ISH 2019

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  • EVIA participates at INTAS Final Event

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  • EUREKA Romania, 14 December 2018, Bucharest

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  • Strengthening Indoor Environment Quality (IEQ) in the revised Energy Performance of Buildings Directive

  • Indoor Air Quality

    With a comprehensive understanding of how healthier surroundings can improve our indoor life, work, study and living environments, EVIA members focus on ensuring that high quality indoor air remains a key European policy priority.

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  • Energy efficiency

    EVIA takes the view that the ventilation sector can effectively contribute to the energy efficiency targets set by the EU. Indeed, comfort ventilation is an “enabler” for the air-tight Zero-Energy-House that the EU needs to carry out as part of its aim to reach 27% or greater energy efficiency by 2030.

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Who are we?

The European Ventilation Industry Association (EVIA) was established in Brussels in July 2010. EVIA’s mission is to represent the views and interests of the ventilation industry and serve as a platform between all the relevant European stakeholders involved in the ventilation sector, such as decision-makers at the EU level as well as our partners in EU Member States. Our membership is composed of more than 35 member companies and 6 national associations across Europe, realising an annual turnover of over 7 billion euros and employing more than 45,000 people in Europe.

EVIA aims to promote highly energy efficient ventilation applications across Europe, with high consideration for health and comfort aspects. Fresh and good indoor air quality is a critical element of comfort and contributes to keeping people healthy in buildings.