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By Jeanne Roberts on June 24, 2011
Tags: Johnson Controls Inc., United States, building energy efficiency, building manager, carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, carbon taxes, Carbon Trading, Chicago Climate Exchange, energy monitoring, energy security, facility managers, healthcare, HVAC, insulation, International Facility Management Association (IFMA), Johnson Controls, Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), remote lighting sensor, smart, sustainability manager, Urban Land Institute (ULI), Waxman-Markey, Western Climate Initiative, British Columbia, California, energy, Greenpeace, Information technology, Manitoba, mid-Atlantic, Ontario, Quebec, Wisconsin
By Jeanne Roberts on November 5, 2010
Tags: IMT, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, United States, Uzbekistan, USD, American Institute of Architects, building energy efficiency, DOE, Energy Efficient Codes Coalition, HVAC, Institute for Market Transformation, insulation, International Energy Conservation Code, IRC, lighting, National Association of State Energy Officials, New Buildings Institute, U.S. Conference of Mayors, U.S. Dept. of Energy, UN Development Programme, American Institute, Cliff Majersik, energy, U.S., U.S. Congress, U.S. Department of Energy, United Nations Development Programme
One of the most impressive gains for building energy efficiency came on November 1, 2010 when building officials from across the United States agreed to support advancements in building energy codes framed by the Final Action Hearings for the 2012 International Energy Conservation Code.
By Alison Pruitt on July 10, 2009
Tags: Puerto Rico, USD, American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Department of Veterans' Affairs, Energy, Eric Shinseki, geothermal, HVAC, St. Cloud Medical Center, Veterans Administration, wind energy, wind power, wind turbines, Arizona, California, Department of Veterans Affairs, electricity, energy, Eric K. Shinseki, Idaho, Minnesota, oil, Texas
The St. Cloud Veterans Administration Medical Center is gearing up to become a pilot site for the Department of Veterans Affairs’ (VA) commitment to renewable energy.
By Leslie Berliant on July 10, 2009
Tags: Hallowell International, Sustainable Industries, Canada, United States, USD, Acadia, American Society of Heating, combined heating and cooling system, Duane Hallowell, Energy Efficiency and Block Grant Program, energy savings, green building, Hallowell International, heat pump, Heating, HVAC, Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Engineers, Sustainable Magazine, American Society, Cold temperature heat pump saves energy, David Shaw, Duane Hallowell, Ed Nilsson, electricity, energy, Maine, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Northwest, oil
The Acadia, a patented residential heating and cooling system manufactured by Hallowell International in Bangor Maine, was recently named one of Sustainable Industries Magazine&rsqu
