Project CETIEB – Cost-Effective Tools for Better Indoor Environments in Retrofitted Energy Efficient Buildings
About 40 percent of the energy used in Germany is consumed in buildings. The energy-related refurbishment of older buildings is therefore part of the political agenda. However, improved insulation of buildings is usually accompanied by a poorer indoor climate.
In the EU project CETIEB, scientists are working on solutions to optimize the overall indoor climate by combining networked sensors with active and passive systems to improve indoor air quality. In this project, Fraunhofer IPM and its industrial partner Infratec GmbH are developing a novel sensor for the simultaneous determination of the CO2 content and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in indoor spaces.
Project partners
- University of Stuttgart (project coordinator)
- R.E.D. SRL , Italien
- Delap & Waller Ecoco Limited , Irland
- Consorzio Per Lo Sviluppo E Il Trasferimento Di Tecnologie E Per La Realizzazione Di Servizi Nel Settoredel Recupero Edilizio, Italien
- Infratec GmbH Infrarotsensorik und Messtechnik
- Fcc Construccion Sa, Spanien
- Solintel M&P Sl, Spanien
- Commissariat A L Energie Atomique Et Aux Energies Alternatives, Frankreich
- Stam Srl, Italy
- Schwenk Putztechnik GmbH & Co. KG
- S&B Industrial Minerals Mining Ouarrying Industrial Commercial Touristshipping Technical Company, Griechenland
- Tti-Technologie-Transfer-Initiative GmbH
- Universita Politecnica Delle Marche, Italien
- Fraunhofer IPM