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Supply chain for filtration products establishes fast, efficient, world-wide procurement resources.
Smaller electric loads now protected from distrubances by new platform-mounted dynamic voltage Restorer.
CEAC's new computerized check-in promises to speed admission to future meeting and provide members with current information.
Independent HVAC contracts now have access to rebuilt compressors at cost saving prices.
Standard Electric moves into new Saginaw, Michigan facility.
Sargento Foods new facility boasts of energy efficiency and environmental performace.
New Romeoville facility is spotlighted in recent CEAC meeting.
Tracy Myers, long time Chief Engineer and Businessman passes away.
Graycor begins construction on $130 million facility designed to wholesale peak demand electricity.
Designing schools so that children learn from their surroundings is working in California.
Energy storage system could improve reliability and meet demand for low-cost electricity.
Fort Collins, Colorado native wins Lava contest to find hardest working hands in America.
Many benefits are realized by natural gas chillers and with electric cost increasing, they may be the right system for you.
Honeywell Commercial Roofing Systems provide assemblies for a variety of applications.
Addendum defining how ASHRAE ventilating standards would apply to new and existing buildings has been withdrawn from consideration.
Siemens Energy and Automation donates truckloads of equipment for training of future electricians.
A how-to for Federal energy managers for today's market realities.
New program will recognize energy efficient buildings.
Metropolitan Industries introduces a horizontal submersible turbine pressure booster system.
Students design building on Greenville, S.C. campus.
DTE Energy Technologies announces agreement with STM Power, Inc. to sell external combustion power modules worldwide.
A rare talent combining the skills of bricklayer, stonemason, sculptor and artist, is demonstrated in the work of a very unique man.
With 70 percent of U.S. homes still having lead paint, are manufacturers headed to court in future class actions?
Network of HVAC contractors announces training programs for 2001
ASHRAE rethinks acceptable limit of smoking in buildings.
Study reveals program to cut acid rain boosts both the environment and the economy.
Industy helps fuel R & D funding upswing.
As of January, 2000, all mercury laden products must be disposed of properly.
After 35 years security firm is forced to find new home in Chicago's west loop.
AT&T Plaza, Oakbrook Terrace Tower and Westbrook Corporate Center advance to regional BOMA contest.
Unique flywheel based systems will provide Caterpillar customers high power, battery free solutions.
New DTE Technology tests underwater cables for potential failure
SysteMax and SysteMax-Plus deliver protection to minimize harmonic currents
Detroit Edison and others begin largest private solar power system in Northern Hemisphere
AHR Expo 2001 showcases newest line of software for real estate asset managment
Over one-third surveyed report dissatisfaction in services provided by new suppliers
As power outages become more commonplace, manufacturers are developing new technologies to protect user equipment.
Puna Geothermal Venture on Hilo, Hawaii taps geothermal energy from one-mile below the surface to produce more that 3 Megawatts of energy.
300,000 submissions outline uses for lubricant.
Energy lessons and more should have been learned by Chief Engineers from 2000 problems.
Co-generation, deregulation and reliability fuel increasing demand for microturbines
New rule classifies facilities into two categories.
DOE program targets improvement of community schools, government buildings and environment.
Silicon Valley law firm highlights advantages of electronic ballasts.
Boral Material Technologies to participate in new technology testing
Facilities personnel now have numerous choices for their energy needs.
New technology promises that anyone can construct an environmental building using thier kits.
New DOE program targets reduction of energy in America's K-12 schools
Ashland Environmental Services aims to clear the air on business responsibilities for HAZMAT waste.
Selecting the right replacement chiller can be confusing in todays choice filled marketplace.
Furmanite has saved thousands of hours in unplanned shutdown time.
Approximately 20 percent of steam leaving a boiler is lost via leaking traps.
Work on Chicago's John Hancock building cited for design achievements.
Designed for Building Managers, course offers fundamental knowledge of building sysems and issues.
New branch circuit monitoring systems checks current automatically and warns of overload.
Through the use of DDC, there is a cost-effective system avialable for every facility.
50,000 professionals participated in Atlanta Expo during January.
ASHRAE position paper commits organization to leadership role in developing technology.
Peak shaving and surviving electrical brown-outs are two good reasons for installing emergency generators.
Solatube International introduces a new series of commercial lighting products.
Water and sewer rates are escalating and facility executives are feeling the pain.
Recognition given for science and engineering advancements that make life easier and business more efficient.
Lochinvar Corporation's IntelliFin allows leading edge efficinecy technology.
Swagelok introduces new
Adsil LC announces program for use of its AD30 coating.
Standard 62-1999 specifies minimum separation distance, cleaning and testing.
Largest threat to indoor air quality is bioaerosols, leading to Sick Building Syndrome and Building Related Illnesses.
Purchase of Tridelta Industries boosts Honeywell position as leader in control system manufacturing and design.
The Handyman Club of America puts stamp of approval on EcoQuest products
Reducing pay-back time reduces the risk of losing energy conservation projects to budget concerns.
Welcome news for HVAC&R professionals who favor Windy City for convention visits.
Brook Electric unveils
Keyless electronic access control now more reliable and reasonably priced.
New system allows promises to allow fossil fuel combustion with very low emissions.
High utility prices may tempt facility operators into extreme light reduction measures that may not be the smart thing to do.
Tips on making floor work easier in humid conditions
New concepts challenge facility executives to think differently about lighting.
DTE Energy Services and Entergy Wholesale Operations to start construction on plant 30 miles south of Chicago.
Foreign nuclear waste to be shipped cross-country in DOE plan
Less protective ozone has caused an alarming increase in skin cancers, an 1800 percent increase since 1930
Kelly Klosure Systems introduces buildings that assemble out of a box!
HbT unit is now capable of generating up to 4,200 standard cubic feet of hydrogen per hour for fuel needs.
Cold cathode flourescent lighting could change the way we light our world.
DOE Provides 2 guidelines for evaluating energy efficiency upgrades
A mini course on motor drives.
Gulfport, Mississippi firm fined after fatality at plant.
New publications addresses hardware, performance and training.
ADA products make compliance simple and cost-effective
Boarl Intrix mineral filler improves stability and strength in stone mixed asphalt.
Some safety tips from the Dept. of Transportation for drivers, parents and students
Supplier of the year designation given to firm for 2000
Proper IAQ given important priorities from EPA
Dissipation Array System protects facilities from lightning strikes
New guidelines announced by Federal Agency
2001 event moves from Monterrey to nation's capital
ASME treams with U of Wisconsin to offer Masters program
Lead barrier compound prevents lead migration to painted surfaces
Universal Lighting Technologies is new name chosen by firm.
New technology counteracts effects of seepage through walls and floors.
Selecting a UPS system is more than just judging one size.
ControLinks Fuel Air Ratio System enhance safety of boiler operations
Resort hotel turns to co-generation for big savings of both money and the environment.
Construction of micro-powerplants fuel demand for sturdy, inexpensive storage.
ControLinks Combustion Analyzer by Honeywell performs both testing and adjustments from one location.
Results of DOE study show marked savings from the right appliance choice.
Standard provides minimum energy efficient design requirements for buildings.
Baby Boomer generations health conscious ways lead to health related home trends.
1,000 home program will provide more power than needed through solar applications.
Environmental Defense criticizes Bush Administration on withdraw from Kyoto Protocol.
Wind map for state will highlight prime areas for wind generation
ASHRAE Position Paper stresses the importance of IAQ in any energy conservation program planning.
ASHRAE Standard defines test for rating of evaporative coolers
EPA reaches settlement with Wal-Mart on storm water suit
Impact of energy use on the environment and long-term sustainability issues to be addressed.
2000 Premier Supplier Award given by Bethlehem Steel Corporation
International Space Station May Be First Manufacturing Plant in Space
Community based web applications brings industry players together.
New projects focus on high-tech to improve environmental performace of coal burning plants.
New alliance spearheads installation of combined heat and power initiatives
Temporary peaking power available with mobile generators
Maximizing efficiency of steam systems critical in modern, competitive market
Las Vegas hotel installs water heating at top of 1,149 foot tower
Both exhibitors and visitors will benefit from information provided on-line
ABB unveils state-of-art technology
President of Hayes Mechanical honored for hard work on behalf of citizens.
Vital information for building maintenance professionals about this disease.
A reminder that 2001 has been a year filled with more blessings than tragedy.
Timely information from the Department of Labor.
Borrowed lighting pays off in major energy cost savings
EPA Chief says chance of successful terrorist contamination remains small
Several sessions outlined for Winter Meeting in Atlantic City, N.J.
ASME study shows profession evolving with more mulitdisciplinary thinking
Rex Electric teams with University to provide safe, unobtrusive environment of safety for students and faculty
A few things to think about when choosing a contracted, presented by Tim Smerz, President of Air Comfort Corp.
44 Million turnkey order given by ComEd for new substation.
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