enVerid

About enVerid

enVerid Systems, founded in 2012 by Udi Meirav and Israel Biran, is a company focused on enhancing the energy efficiency of commercial buildings' heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems. The company's inception stems from the founders' extensive backgrounds in technology and energy. Udi Meirav, holding a Ph.D. in Physics from MIT, has a history of leadership in the clean energy and technology sectors, including founding and leading other ventures. Israel Biran complements this with his experience in managing technology-focused companies. Their combined expertise identified a significant opportunity to address the energy consumption tied to conditioning outside air for ventilation.

The core of enVerid's business is its Sorbent Ventilation Technology® (SVT®), a filtration system designed to remove harmful contaminants, such as carbon dioxide and formaldehyde, from indoor air. By cleaning the indoor air, the technology allows buildings to reduce their reliance on bringing in large volumes of outside air, which is energy-intensive to heat or cool. This approach directly translates into lower operational costs for building owners and a reduction in carbon emissions. A key benefit of this reduced dependency on external air is the ability to install smaller, less expensive HVAC systems or to operate existing systems with greater efficiency.

enVerid commercializes its technology through two primary channels. It offers its HVAC Load Reduction® (HLR®) modules, which can be integrated with existing HVAC systems from any manufacturer. Additionally, the Sorbent Ventilation Technology is embedded directly into systems sold by major HVAC manufacturers like Daikin and Oxygen8. This dual strategy facilitates broad market adoption across new construction projects and retrofits. The company serves a diverse client base, including commercial offices, educational institutions, and government facilities. Over the last decade, enVerid's technology has been incorporated into more than 1,000 HVAC systems globally, adhering to industry standards such as ASHRAE Standard 62.1 and the International Mechanical Code.