Helping reduce the spread of COVID-19, through the combined use of

Duct Sealing and Active Air Purification Technologies.

LONG-TERM CARE

HOSPITALS

RISING ENERGY COSTS &
THE FEDERAL CARBON TAX

Canada is committed to implementing a strengthened climate plan to ensure we meet our obligations under the Paris Accord which calls for a 45% reduction in carbon emissions by 2030, and net-zero emissions by 2050. The Federal Carbon Tax will increase significantly from its current level as part of a push to meet and surpass Canada's ambitious goal of reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

These costs significantly exceed the annual rate of inflation and will compromise the operational funds available to provide patient care. Without proper energy conservation measures, hospitals will struggle to balance budgets and meet the ever-growing demands on patient services.

Simply put, it would be much harder to cut pollution if it was free to pollute. The principle is straightforward: a carbon price establishes how much businesses and households need to pay for their pollution. The higher the price, the greater the incentive to pollute less, conserve energy and invest in low-carbon solutions," says the government's new climate plan, titled,
"A Healthy Environment and A Healthy Economy".

AWARD-WINNING TECHNOLOGIES THAT INCREASE VENTILATION,
IMPROVE FILTRATION, & LOWER CARBON EMISSIONS.

INCREASE VENTILATION

DUCT SEALING
& HVAC OPTIMIZATION

Minimal Impact, Maximum Results!

IMPROVE FILTRATION

COMBAT COVID-19 WITH
ACTIVE AIR PURIFICATION

Eliminates 99.9+% of Bacteria & Viruses.

The Duct Sealing & HVAC Optimization solution allows schools to significantly increase air volume and exchange rates by optimizing air handling units, rehabilitating ductwork infrastructure and sealing leaky ducts. As a result, schools can significantly improve indoor air quality, eliminate unnecessary energy waste and reduce carbon emissions, without the need for costly mechanical upgrades.

The REME-HALO is the industry’s first LED in-duct, active air purification system. Hydroperoxide Ions treat every cubic inch of air-conditioned space to actively deactivate airborne and surface contaminants, while also providing the world’s only 3-Foot Sneeze shield. REME-LED is both mercury-free and zero-ozone compliant, with a proven track record of over 4-million installations in over 60 countries.

Increase Ventilation by 20- 45%

Improve Air Quality & Occupant Comfort

Meet ASHRAE Standards

Defer maintenance and expand equipment lifespan

Reduce Utility Costs and GHG Emissions

24/7/365 Active Air Purification

Treats Air in Ducts, Occupied Spaces, and Hard Surfaces

Third-party Laboratory Tested & Proven to Kill COVID-19

3-Feet Sneeze Shield

No Annual Maintenance or Service Contracts

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Commonly Asked Questions: Duct Sealing

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Commonly Asked Questions: REME Technology

THE PROOF IS IN THE STUDIES

Indoor Air Quality solutions that are backed by science, not marketing!

Laboratory Summary: Part 1 (October 2020)

Laboratory Summary: Part 2 (March 2021)

REME TECHNOLOGY

is proven to kill COVID-19.

SNEEZE SHIELD

Managing the transmission of germs, whether they be airborne or on surfaces, is nearly impossible.

REME-LED is the only air-purification technology that offers a 3-foot sneeze shield.

Click Here to View the Sneeze Test (pdf.)

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REME Technology

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Breathe easier, with energy savings!

In Canada, 65% of a building’s energy goes to HVAC - the largest single source of consumption. According to Nerva Energy ducts leak at an average of 20-25%, which represents BILLIONS of dollars in annual energy waste.

COVID-19 is shining a light on the importance of indoor air quality. Even prior to the current pandemic, research from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) found that 50% of all illnesses are caused by poor indoor air quality.