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2016 starts with big news at Sabiana’s, which since January has been marketing Arbonia and Kermi products in Italy, two market leaders in the residential heating sector. The two companies’ products join the Sabiana family to offer an even more comprehensive service to customers. Arbonia and Kermi products will be presented at the Sabiana - Arbonia- Kermi stand at the Expocomfort Show and Conference - 15-18 March 2016 - Pavilion 22 - Stand E31 G40 Go to: www.arbonia.it Go to: www.kermi.it 2016 starts with big news at Sabiana’s, which since January has been marketing Arbonia and Kermi products in Italy, two market leaders in the residential heating sector. The two companies’ products join the Sabiana family to offer an even more comprehensive service to customers. Arbonia and Kermi products will be presented at the Sabiana - Arbonia- Kermi stand at the Expocomfort Show and Conference - 15-18 March 2016 - Pavilion 22 - Stand E31 G40  Go to: www.arbonia.it Go to: www.kermi.it

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The experimentation period of the D1 rate, restricted to users whose only household heating system is a heat pump, has been extended to 31/12/2016.

The Aeegsi decision582/2015/R/eel of last December 2nd, has extended to the whole of next year the D1 rate which, unlike existing ones, entails owners of a heat pump as the only heating system paying always the same price for all kWh, regardless of the annual consumption volume. Unlike the other rates currently in force (D2 and D3), by which the cost of each kWh increases as consumption rises. The consequence being that clients with high annual consumption levels are the most disadvantaged. Heating with a heat pump therefore not only becomes more efficient and environmentally sustainable, but more cost effective as well. The Aeegsi decision582/2015/R/eel of last December 2nd, has extended to the whole of next year the D1 rate which, unlike existing ones, entails owners of a heat pump as the only heating system paying always the same price for all kWh, regardless of the annual consumption volume.  Unlike the other rates currently in force (D2 and D3), by which the cost of each kWh increases as consumption rises. The consequence being that clients with high annual consumption levels are the most disadvantaged. Heating with a heat pump therefore not only becomes more efficient and environmentally sustainable, but more cost effective as well.

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The Ancient Egyptians are reborn with Sabiana!

The National Archaeological Museum of Naples will soon inaugurate the renovated area that holds the Egyptian Collection, which ranks second in Italy by importance after the one in the Turin’s Egyptian Museum. The National Archaeological Museum of Naples, one of the first to be set up in Europe between the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century, housed in a monumental Seventeenth century palazzo, boasts the richest and most valuable collection of works of art and artefacts of archaeological interest in Italy. On April 1st, 2015 the Egyptian Museum of Turin showed its new layout, stemming from 5 years of design and construction work and an investment of 50 million Euro. The outcome is considered to be outstanding by all the world’s leading experts. The collection of finds is spread on an overall surface of 10,000 square metres, up from the previous 6,400, over four floors, connected by an escalator system that mimics an ideal journey upstream the Nile, designed by scenographer Dante Ferretti. A true cultural jewel, which is already expected to attract long queues of visitors from all over the world. The second museum by importance worldwide, after the one in Cairo. Sabiana took part in these important renovation projects, supplying Carisma and UTA fan coils for air conditioning the buildings. The National Archaeological Museum of Naples will soon inaugurate the renovated area that holds the Egyptian Collection, which ranks second in Italy by importance after the one in the Turin’s Egyptian Museum. The National Archaeological Museum of Naples, one of the first to be set up in Europe between the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century, housed in a monumental Seventeenth century palazzo, boasts the richest and most valuable collection of works of art and artefacts of archaeological interest in Italy. On April 1st, 2015 the Egyptian Museum of Turin showed its new layout, stemming from 5 years of design and construction work and an investment of 50 million Euro. The outcome is considered to be outstanding by all the world’s leading experts. The collection of finds is spread on an overall surface of 10,000 square metres, up from the previous 6,400, over four floors, connected by an escalator system that mimics an ideal journey upstream the Nile, designed by scenographer Dante Ferretti. A true cultural jewel, which is already expected to attract long queues of visitors from all over the world. The second museum by importance worldwide, after the one in Cairo. Sabiana took part in these important renovation projects, supplying Carisma and UTA fan coils for air conditioning the buildings.

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Exceptionally high temperatures were recorded in November. The pollution alarm goes off.

In a year that might become the hottest ever recorded worldwide, this month our country recorded exceptionally high temperatures, at late spring levels, with severely affected glaciers. The temperatures well above the season’s average and ensuing fog raised the levels detected by the measurement stations of fine dust and other pollutants, the concentrations of which were extremely high in some cities. Fine dust that is not cleared by rain keeps circulating in our air, outdoors as well as in the home! And the quality of indoor air is a “hot” topic as shown by the conference on “Air quality assessment in confined residential and work spaces: a powerful prevention tool” that took place at the end of October in Lecco, actively promoted by the Public Health Laboratory of the Local Health Authority’s Prevention Department. “Prevention in residential and work spaces is the foundation of all actions taken to protect health and promote an ever better quality of life,” said Dr. Antonio Gattinoni, Health Director of the Lecco Local Health Authority. The conference allowed different professionals (preventive doctors, surveyors, biologists, engineers, architects, chemists) to exchange views on air quality in residential and work spaces and to indicate preventive and sanitising actions to be implemented in designing buildings and air handling systems. In a year that might become the hottest ever recorded worldwide, this month our country recorded exceptionally high temperatures, at late spring levels, with severely affected glaciers. The temperatures well above the season’s average and ensuing fog raised the levels detected by the measurement stations of fine dust and other pollutants, the concentrations of which were extremely high in some cities.  Fine dust that is not cleared by rain keeps circulating in our air, outdoors as well as in the home! And the quality of indoor air is a “hot” topic as shown by the conference on “Air quality assessment in confined residential and work spaces: a powerful prevention tool” that took place at the end of October in Lecco, actively promoted by the Public Health Laboratory of the Local Health Authority’s Prevention Department.  “Prevention in residential and work spaces is the foundation of all actions taken to protect health and promote an ever better quality of life,” said Dr. Antonio Gattinoni, Health Director of the Lecco Local Health Authority.  The conference allowed different professionals (preventive doctors, surveyors, biologists, engineers, architects, chemists) to exchange views on air quality in residential and work spaces and to indicate preventive and sanitising actions to be implemented in designing buildings and air handling systems.