Indoor climate label
A label for healthy and productive workplaces
The Indoor Climate Label provides an instant overview of a building’s indoor climate quality. It also offers building owners assurance that performance standards are met. Think of it as an energy label, but instead of energy efficiency, it measures and certifies indoor climate conditions.
Curious about the label, the certification process, or our partners? Visit the Indoor Climate Label website for more details.
View the Indoor Climate Label website
Different levels of ambition
Whether an office meets the standards of the Indoor Climate Label is assessed based on four key components from the Programme of Requirements (PoR) Healthy Offices: air, light, climate, and noise. The PoR serves as a guideline for the (re)development of offices, ensuring they are not only energy-efficient but also healthy and comfortable.
Three ambition levels have been defined for these four components. Class C represents a ‘sufficient’ level, Class B indicates ‘good’, and the highest rating, Class A, means ‘very good’. As a client or building team member, you determine these targets yourself. The PoR for Healthy Offices provides practical guidance and tools to address various aspects within the four themes and achieve the desired rating, based on which the Indoor Climate Label can be awarded.
