Optimising building performance: Enhancing indoor air quality and energy efficiency through lifecycle cost analysis

The rising demand for sustainability from both internal and external stakeholders is fuelled by positive effects on both building occupants' wellbeing and energy cost reduction. With individuals spending 90 per cent of their time indoors, building health significantly impacts personal health. Exploring available technologies to enhance building sustainability and health, this session will focus on the benefits of life cycle cost analysis for air filters.

Key topics include energy-saving opportunities, compliance with indoor air quality standards, understanding life cycle cost analysis, promoting energy-efficient filters for improved indoor air quality, and environmental impact reduction. This discussion aims to equip consultants and engineering professionals with insights to make informed decisions, implement sustainable practices, and contribute to healthier, energy-efficient buildings.   

About Philipp

As Camfil Australia's Sustainability and Efficiency Specialist, Philipp Schluter advises building owners, sustainability officers, facility managers, and service technicians on the most economically sustainable air filtration solutions available today. Philipp's background in IT provides him with significant experience in clean air requirements in highly cost-sensitive data centre and clean room environments. His passion for sustainability has led him to Camfil, where his mission is to spread awareness of the energy- and cost-saving potential of modern air filtration solutions.