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GO AQS Working Groups are officially OPEN

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Sotirios Papathanasiou
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The Global Open Air Quality Standards (GO AQS) Working Groups (WGs) are officially OPEN for input! 

Working Groups

  • WG PM2.5 and PCN0.3/0.5
  • WG CO2
  • WG CO
  • WG CH2O
  • WG Ozone
  • WG NO2
  • WG Radon
  • WG Ventilation
  • WG Filtration

For the next month, our invited experts will be sharing their valuable insights and expertise to help shape the future of air quality standards. This crucial step will ensure we create effective and impactful standards for cleaner air globally.

After the WG input period closes, we’ll meticulously analyze all the information gathered. Following this analysis, we’ll be hosting virtual WG sessions to further discuss and refine the standards.

Stay tuned for more updates on how we’re working towards a healthier future for all!

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2 responses to “GO AQS Working Groups are officially OPEN”

  1. Jaime Barjau Avatar
    Jaime Barjau

    Congratulations, hope you will find the right path

    As far as I know, globally there is very little regulation regarding Indoor Air Quality but at least there one, the UL2998 in the US which I consider there is at least a norm already in place they we could convert in a ISO standard.
    Good luck

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    1. Sotirios Papathanasiou Avatar
      Sotirios Papathanasiou

      Hi Jaime, Thank you for your comment. The UL2998 is a validation for zero ozone emissions by air purification systems and nothing more. Even if it becomes ISO, then it falls under the same issue. A paywall that doesn’t allow people across the world to access information. GO AQS offers indoor air quality standards for various pollutants openly and for free.

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