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09 Jul 2026 | Know-how
Vertical ventilation, in combination with a double screen, can lead to up to 20 percent additional energy savings, because growers can keep their screens and vents fully closed for more hours.
17 Feb 2026 | Know-how
Greenhouse screens play a critical role in managing light, temperature, humidity, and energy use. While they are built to last, their performance does not remain constant forever. Screens age gradually, and as they do, the greenhouse climate becomes harder to control with the same precision.
10 Dec 2025 | Know-how
Improve greenhouse efficiency with better climate‑screen selection. Learn which screen types deliver superior shading, diffusion, and environmental stability for high‑value crops.
05 May 2025 | Know-how
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30 Apr 2025 | Know-how
Volatile energy costs, unpredictable weather, and ever-higher consumer expectations are pushing growers to seek out better product and quality results. One proven solution? Double screening.
10 Apr 2025 | Know-how
As greenhouse climate control systems become more complex, cultivation managers are seeking expert guidance more than ever. Many growers are not fully aware of how technologies like LED lighting, double screens, or vertical fans affect the greenhouse climate. They also may not know how to optimize these systems to maximize energy savings without compromising crop quality and production, says Ton Habraken, greenhouse climate expert at Svensson.
03 Nov 2023 | Know-how
Learn how dual climate screens create an insulating air layer, reduce heat loss and improve crop conditions
10 May 2023 | Know-how
In the soft fruit sector, climate screens are not yet as widely used as they are in vegetable cultivation. However, this sector is starting to consider utilizing climate screens in it’s applications, mostly because of high has prices. At Delphy ISFC in Horst, tests are being conducted to determine if the sustainable cultivation of strawberries - with intensive use of climate screens and vertical fans - can be done with half the gas. The initial results are promising.
