Air Quality Management

In early May 2025, CURRENTA implemented a new indoor air quality monitoring system in a 300-square-meter office building. The goal was to provide transparency regarding air quality, enhance comfort, and minimize health risks. After all, poor air quality often goes unnoticed—with consequences for health, well-being, and productivity.

• No continuous monitoring of indoor air
  Parameters such as CO₂, temperature, humidity, and particulate matter have not yet been measured or evaluated.
• Poor air quality
  In high-traffic areas such as open-plan offices or meeting areas, air quality often deteriorates rapidly—without any opportunity to take immediate action.
• Lack of ESG data in the interior
  There is a lack of valid, continuously collected environmental data on air quality for reports and audits—a growing risk in the context of ESG reporting requirements.

Smart sensor technology provides visibility into air quality, health, and ESG metrics.

• Installation of eight networked air quality sensors
  CO₂, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), particulate matter, temperature, and humidity are monitored in real time—with room-level accuracy and secure data transmission via LoRaWAN.
• Real-time visualization in the central dashboard
  All measurement values can be viewed at any time—including historical data. Exceedances of threshold values are detected automatically.
• Issuing alerts and implementing specific measures
  If air quality is poor, immediate measures such as adjusting ventilation cycles or sending alerts to users can be taken.
• Integration with ESG and FM systems
  The data collected supports ESG reporting requirements and provides objective evidence of healthy work environments.

• Improved air quality and demonstrable improvements in working conditions (ESG, ISO 45001)
• Lower absenteeism due to illness & greater employee well-being