Lee Dae-Young, head of the Urban Energy Research Division at KIST, has developed a desiccant dehumidification system that offers a high-efficiency ventilation and dehumidification solution. The technology can reduce energy consumption by up to 50%, while also providing a comfortable indoor environment through effective dehumidification and humidity control.

Lee Dae-Young, Director of the Urban Energy Research Division at KIST, has developed a desiccant-based cooling system designed for residential apartment buildings. The system is gaining attention as an energy-efficient and environmentally friendly cooling solution.

The Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST) has developed a hybrid dehumidification and cooling system as an alternative to conventional electric heat pumps. By utilizing waste heat, the system can reduce electricity consumption by 30%. This innovative technology is expected to contribute to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.

The Urban Energy Research Division at KIST has developed a heat exchanger using advanced polymer materials, significantly improving ventilation energy recovery technology. This system can reduce indoor heating and cooling energy consumption by over 30%.

Dr. Lee Dae-Young of KIST announced plans to develop dehumidifier. The technology is recognized as an efficient solution for reducing electricity consumption and alleviating power overload issues during the summer months.

Korea District Heating Corporation plans to implement a dehumidification cooling system in apartment by 2013. The system aims to improve energy efficiency, provide a comfortable indoor environment, and ultimately expand into overseas markets.