IEN undertook a series of outdoor thermal comfort measurements in the tropical city of Melaka using the compact Comfort Cube instrument. The mean radiant temperature plays a significant role in the thermal comfort. Shade from a tree immediately drops the perceived temperature by 10 degrees Celsius. And increased air-flow from outdoor ceiling fans also significantly improve the thermal comfort. The enormous economic benefits of cooler cities was presented. Slides available for download.

On 15 June 2025, we had the privilege to take the founder of "World Bicycle Day", Dr. Leszek Jan Sibilski, for a bicycle ride in Kuala Lumpur. It was an inspirational visit, as Dr. Sibilski is a very strong advocate for promoting bicycling. His sole purpose of visiting Malaysia was to promote bicycling and meet up with key stakeholders, including the Mayor of Kuala Lumpur, to kick-start bicycle infrastructure initiatives and engagement. And to give an award to the "unsung heroes of cycling".

As a DTU alumni, Gregers was happy to be invited back to give a guest lecture for the postgraduate Master's in Sustainable Construction course at The Technical University of Denmark (DTU). The head of the program, associate professor Tove Lading, has put together a wide ranging course, taught in Danish, that includes studying sustainable construction practices in various climatic regions, and includes several international field trips.