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enVerid Systems Receives Frost & Sullivan’s 2015 Technology Innovation Award for its Energy-Saving HVAC Load-Reduction Technology
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HLR™ System Recognized for its Ingenuity in Significantly Reducing HVAC Energy Consumption
BOSTON, March 10, 2015 – enVerid Systems,
developer of a proven, game-changing system to significantly reduce
HVAC energy consumption, earned Frost & Sullivan’s 2015 North
American HVAC Technology Innovation Award for its HVAC Load Reduction
(HLR) solution. Frost & Sullivan recognized enVerid's HLR system
for its ability to deliver substantial energy savings by innovatively
solving a major cause of HVAC energy waste in commercial buildings.
“enVerid’s ingenuity in minimizing the HVAC system’s outside air intake
by cleaning and recirculating indoor air has produced a solution that
dramatically reduces HVAC energy consumption,” said Jennifer Tan, Frost
& Sullivan analyst. “This technology offers building owners
and managers a smart, practical solution to save energy, and provides
the HVAC industry with a breakthrough capability to achieve new levels
of energy efficiency.”
One of the leading causes of HVAC energy waste in commercial buildings
is replacing indoor air with outside air in order to maintain air
quality that meets regulatory standards—an inefficient process that
happens up to 20 times a day. enVerid’s HLR system incorporates
patented “intelligent scrubbers” that directly remove all molecular
contaminants from indoor air, including CO2 and VOCs, reducing the need
for costly air replacement and delivering double-digit energy savings.
“We’re honored to receive this recognition from Frost & Sullivan, as it underscores the tremendous energy-saving capability of our technology that can be readily used in both existing HVAC systems and new construction,” said Udi Meirav, CEO of enVerid Systems. “Our HLR solution is currently delivering substantial, measurable energy savings at commercial sites worldwide, and we hope this award will help accelerate market awareness and adoption.”
About Frost & Sullivan’s Awards
Frost & Sullivan’s Best Practices Awards are presented each year to
companies that are predicted to encourage significant growth in their
industries, have identified emerging trends before they became the
standard in the marketplace, and have created advanced technologies
that will catalyze and transform industries in the near future. The
awards recognize companies in a variety of regional and global markets
for outstanding achievement in areas such as leadership, technological
innovation, customer service, and product development. Industry
analysts compare market participants and measure performance through
in-depth interviews, analysis, and extensive secondary research.
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About enVerid Systems
enVerid Systems offers a proven, game-changing technology that
significantly lowers HVAC energy consumption, delivering double-digit
cost savings while maintaining air quality. enVerid’s HVAC Load
Reduction (HLR™) modules are “intelligent scrubbers” that remove all
molecular contaminants from indoor air including CO2 and VOCs, thereby
reducing the amount of outside air required to maintain indoor air
quality. HLR modules can be easily retrofitted to any existing
commercial building or incorporated in new construction. The HLR’s
innovation and massive energy saving potential have been recognized by
the U.S. Department of Energy, the U.S. Green Building Council, trade
groups and industry analysts.
For more, please visit www.enverid.com.
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