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How the current context affects household needs
We want to know how Spaniards are coping with rising temperatures and rising prices, and how important issues such as sustainable habits and health are to them. We've asked hundreds of people about it and we've compiled the results in a study of consumption and air conditioning habits in Spanish households during the summer.
According to the AEMET, in 2022 and 2023 Spain experienced two of its three hottest summers since 1961.
Getting proper rest is essential, which is why 44% of Spaniards surveyed have the fan on for more than 3 hours a day, and a large proportion of them say they use night ventilation to get a good night's sleep.
On average, Spaniards will spend up to €200 this summer on roof ventilation systems.
Up to €500 Aragón, Madrid and Castilla y León are the regions that will invest the most in roof ventilation.
Most Spaniards are aware of the climate crisis the planet is going through and that there are certain habits that can help reduce these negative impacts.
believe that more sustainable consumption habits should be pursued.
60%-70%
of the inhabitants of the Balearic Islands, Castilla y León, Valencia, Madrid, the Basque Country and Asturias choose rooftop ventilation for environmental reasons.
There’s more health education today and we know the basics of how to take care of ourselves.
Ceiling fans are the healthiest air conditioning system because they do not dry out the air, do not irritate mucous membranes, and prevent colds.
Widespread price increases are a concern for citizens in all countries and other options are being sought to reduce their impact.
Researchers at the University of Sydney claimed in 2022 that roof ventilation can reduce energy consumption by up to 70-75%.
