INDOOR AIR QUALITY INITIATIVE OF THE YEAR MAINTAINAWAY, ARM ENVIRONMENTS
“Receiving the inaugural Indoor Air Quality award from HVR for our MaintainAway solution offers validation that our innovative approach to business is providing solutions that the industry needs. Issues arising from the skills shortage in the industry combined with a desire to reduce unnecessary journeys make MaintainAway an attractive solution for building operators looking to reduce costs and CO2 emissions.”
HVAC INITIATIVE OF THE YEAR
NAAD22 FIRE DAMPER INSPECTION SOFTWARE BY NAADUK
“’It has been great to be recognised by the HVR Award Judges on the quality of the NAAD-22 Fire Damper Software. Improving fire safety and the abilities of technicians through the judicious use of technology in assessing fire dampers, can only make people’s lives easier, safer and more efficient. Working with the NAADUK team has been a real benefit on getting this software where it is today.’’
Matt Parsell, Business Development Manager for Overclean
COLLABORATION OF THE YEAR
FINN GEOTHERM & PANASONIC HEATING & COOLING SOLUTION"
“Working closely with partners is really important to us, so it was lovely to win for our collaboration with Finn Geotherm.”
As a result of collaboration on Paragon House, an 11-storey multi- discipline teaching block adjacent to the M4, the estimated amount of energy to be saved per year is 1,058,000kWh.
Paul Taylor, Head of renewable heating for Panasonic UK
NET ZERO HERO SENSIBO
“This award is of special significance for me, solidifying Sensibo as a beacon of innovation and dedication in sustainable climate solutions. In 2022 we were able to mitigate 79k tons of Co2-eq by turning “dumb” heating and cooling devices to smart ones. Our win reaffirms our pivotal role in revolutionizing the quest for a more sustainable world."
Ran Roth, Sensibo’s CEO and Co-Founder
8 HVR AWARDS 2023 AWARDS SUPPLEMENT
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