“To be selected in such a broad and in-depth study is a great validation of HLR technology,” said Dr. Udi Meirav, CEO and founder, enVerid Systems, Inc. “We are very proud of the energy savings and indoor air quality we are providing to our rapidly-growing customer base, which now includes some of the largest, most-admired companies in the world.”

HVAC is by far the single largest use of energy in commercial buildings. Roughly 30-50 percent of this energy is used to heat or cool outside air that is continuously flowing into the building to dilute unhealthy indoor air pollutants – usually replacing all the air inside a building every one to two hours. Using HLR technology, buildings can clean indoor air of these contaminants and thereby use less outside air for ventilation. 

enVerid HLR modules reduce the intake of outdoor air pollution and provide more control over indoor air quality with continuous monitoring of multiple IAQ parameters on the enVerid Cloud. IAQ has been directly linked by numerous studies to employee productivity and decision-making, not to mention health. Implementing the technology along with an indoor air quality assessment can earn as many as 17 LEED points for buildings, which is over 40 percent of the points required to receive LEED certification from the USGBC.

HLR technology, which enVerid first deployed in 2012, is listed as “Ventilation Reduction through Advanced Filtration” in the DOE report’s executive summary.

Publication date: 3/1/2018

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