Across the built environment, the performance of air movement equipment has a direct impact on energy efficiency, Indoor Air Quality and Public Health. Standards and certification systems play a critical role in ensuring that equipment perform as intended. CCME ON AIRE speaks to Asokdas Damodaran, the President of the Air Movement and Control Association International […]

Posted: June 1, 2026

Key areas of cooperation covered by the MoU include certification of fans destined for AHUs, education and training, advocacy and standardisation

Posted: February 22, 2023

Firm says it will help building owners create smart, connected buildings that support enhanced digital experiences for occupants

Posted: August 9, 2022

From misrepresentation of certifications and manipulation of paperwork to the blatant distribution of counterfeit products, Hannah Jo Uy of Climate Control Middle East looks at the broad spectrum of bad trading practices across the HVACR sector and its chilling consequences in this two-part report...

Posted: August 6, 2018

With standards on performance, energy efficiency and safety regulations growing more stringent, HVAC industry insiders are reporting an increase in market interest in third-party testing. There are, however, allegations that some manufacturers and suppliers are either faking or misrepresenting certifications. In light of such claims, we ask: How reliable are third-party certification marks? How can the issue of spurious certification be tackled? And what can be done to stop their misuse?

Posted: June 20, 2016