Decarbonization and How Our Products Apply Jun 1st, 2026
Selecting a fan based on FEI in WISP May 1st, 2026
Sales Training - Onsite Apr 1st, 2026
Day 1 - Sales Training Basics - The "Basic" sales training session is designed to familiarize participants with the core aspects of our identity, the systems we employ, and the reasons behind their implementation. Additionally, an overview of WISP, our exclusive design and quoting software, will be presented, including hands-on instructions on its usage.
Day 2 - Advanced Sales Training - The "Advanced" sales training is designed to equip participants with essential skills for designing heating appliance multistory exhaust systems, exhaust systems, & combustion air systems. This session goes beyond delving into advanced aspects of WISP, FEI, and UL standards and listings. Additionally, the training covers effective sales strategies.
New MBESr Building Exhaust Fan and Retrofit Presentation Apr 1st, 2026
Learn about the features of the new Enervex MBESr building exhaust fan. This is the new all in one building exhaust fan designed for retrofit applications. Also, discover how established ENERVEX products such as the MBESx, MBESV, VHX, and RHX can be applied in the retrofit market. These solutions assist building owners in meeting evolving regulatory requirements without incurring excessive costs.
How Airports Can Recover and Repurpose the Waste Heat They Currently Discard Mar 5th, 2026
Airports are complex energy environments. A single terminal may cool thousands of passengers, refrigerate catering, ventilate fuel fumes, and heat jet bridges simultaneously. While some areas burn energy to produce heat, others are actively rejecting heat outdoors. Large refrigeration plants, chillers, and HVAC systems constantly remove thermal energy and expel it through condensers or cooling towers—often at the same time other parts of the airport are generating new heat with boilers or electric systems.
Latest Case Studies Mar 1st, 2026
Join our insightful webinar as we showcase real-world success stories through compelling case studies. Explore firsthand how our innovative solutions have made a substantial impact in diverse applications. Gain practical knowledge and inspiration as we examine the tangible benefits and measurable results achieved by implementing ENERVEX products in various projects.
Heat Recovery 101 Training Mar 1st, 2026
Please join us for our new heat recovery training. This training will be the first of a two part series for our Enervex Representatives to gain the understanding how we intend to go to market in selling heat recovery systems. We will review the existing and new Enervex product line of heat recovery products, discuss the many project examples in the heat recovery applications book, and learn about the one page inquiry sheet we use for starting a heat recovery project. In 2026 we will continue this heat recovery training series with the advanced part two session.
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How the Farming Industry Can Recover Waste Heat to Cut Costs and Improve Resilience Feb 24th, 2026
Across today’s agriculture and farming sector, energy is as critical as seed and soil. Greenhouses, barns, poultry houses, grain dryers, and on‑farm processing lines all depend on fans, blowers, heaters, and refrigeration to keep plants and animals in narrow comfort bands.
In some intensive greenhouse operations, energy can account for up to 85% of total operating costs, with a large share tied to heating and ventilation systems. At the same time, much of that purchased energy exits the farm as warm exhaust air that is simply blown outside.
NCSG Convention & Tradeshow in Kansas City Jan 28th, 2026
Driving Efficiency: How Air-to-Water Waste Heat Recovery Can Revolutionize the Automotive Industry Jan 19th, 2026
The automotive industry produces more than 90 million vehicles each year—powering global mobility but consuming vast amounts of energy in the process. From foundries to paint shops, manufacturing is highly heat-intensive, resulting in significant costs and carbon emissions. As energy markets fluctuate and climate regulations tighten, car manufacturers are under pressure to reduce both. The good news? It’s possible to cut emissions and costs without sacrificing operational stability—through air-to-water waste heat recovery.
