From April, IKEA will be selling an indoor air quality sensor that represents a significant upgrade on the Vindriktning model they launched in 2021. The original, inexpensive piece of kit used a simple traffic light warning system to alert the owner of high levels of PM2.5, whereas the new product will put an exact figure not only on particulate matter but total volatile organic compounds (TVOC), humidity and temperature.
As organisations across the UK prepare for a steep hike in fuel costs from April 2023, with government support set to end for most sectors, Balance Power – a specialist in solar, battery storage, and peaking tech – has launched a new firm offering effective support in reducing emissions and bills.