Personalities
» Airing his Views
A champion of clean air and an expert on air filtration, Dr Iyad Al-Attar, Regional Director (Middle East) and International Consultant, EMW Filtertechnik, Germany, is familiar to readers of Climate Control Middle East through his series of analytical articles on the subject. He provides personal glimpses during his conversation with B Surendar.
Country Report
» China’s HVAC market shifts focus on quality
China has been leading the way in the amount of exports to the Gulf countries. However, negative perceptions towards Chinese products, prompted by safety and quality concerns, might threaten its privileged position.
LED by Sustainability
LED lighting is increasingly seen as a cost-effective and sustainable solution by building owners and the retail and hospitality sectors. Seen through the HVACR prism, it has a far-reaching positive impact on global warming.
Chilled out in Chicago
Chicago boasts of an impressive district cooling system serving about 100 buildings and 45 million square feet of space in its downtown area. Peter B Myers gives the highlights.
Waiting to exhale ...
Dr Iyad Al-Attar dispels misconceptions regarding particle straining and highlights the fact that the subject deserves greater attention.
A warm and green welcome
By implementing new eco-friendly initiatives backed by systems from Siemens, Boutiquehotel Stadhalle in Vienna claims to be the world’s first net zero energy city hotel. It makes a case for sustainability in a highly consumerist and energy-centric sector. 
- Waiting to exhale …
- Filtration Stages
- Filtration selection – eliminating errors
- Galloping towards the Horsepower of Filtration
- The Power of the Unknown Parameters
- Fixing the FLUX
- Making a difference in Air filtration starts with knowing
- Air Filtration: the interconnection we need to admit
- Unravelling the mystery of air filter behaviour
- Air filtration – the sole line of defence
- Sand Storms – Can Air Filters combat them
- Air filtration – need for a change in approach
- Clearing the air … about filtration













