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The world now produces more than a billion tons of rubbish every year. And this worldwide waste crisis is expected to grow exponentially in the coming decades as people become richer and increasingly move to urban areas. According to a World Bank study, by 2025, the waste produced by cities around the globe will be enough to fill a line of rubbish trucks 3,100 miles long every day.
Man’s desire to master the elements by altering and improving the interior air quality of their dwelling places go as far back as ancient Egypt and the fabled Roman Empire. Bringing that same level of mastery to the 21st century, Avenir6 is ENVENG’s state-of-the-art techno-ecological system that keeps ambient air fresh and clean within the indoor environment of homes and offices. It is the solution to cities which suffer from heavy airborne industrial discharges. Avenir6 knows the importance of good air quality, and gives you what nature intended for you with each breath you take.
Wind power is a growing industry with a demand that has increased exponentially since the dawn of the 21st century. Wind is a form and natural by-product of solar energy. Winds are created by a unique combination of solar radiation of the earth’s atmosphere, the irregularity of the earth's terrain, and the rotation of the earth.
UVAIR is a disinfecting device that harnesses the power of ultraviolet (UV) light to kill bacteria, microbes, bugs, and viruses. The device is made up of several tubes of UV lamp bulbs placed vertically. It is then fitted into the air-duct of a building’s ventilation system. That way, the incoming air flow from the duct is completely sterilised before it is released through the air vent into the room/building.
Worldwide, water is increasingly becoming a scarce resource. Harvesting rainwater can help reduce our reliance on the earth’s natural water reserves, save money, and at the same time, contribute to the preservation of the environment. Furthermore, it has been researched and proven that water is cleanest when it falls as rain, regardless of atmospheric pollution.
