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As regulations concerning the energy performance of new building are being put in place around the world, from commercial complexes to residential homes, new buildings are becoming more efficient. The EU as even put forth an initiative to require new Nearly Zero-Emission Buildings (NZEB) to be Zero-Emission Buildings (ZEB) by 2030. However, many studies show that the NZEB trend in the construction industry is deteriorating indoor air quality. With NZEB applied, the airtightness within a building increases. This is because modern homes are built with such effective insulation, stale indoor air struggles to escape and this is where mechanical ventilation becomes essential.








