Utilities for the Week

Secretary of Energy Spencer Abraham released what was called “the next generation building energy simulation computer program that allows architects, engineers, building owners, and managers to minimize energy use and costs and optimize building performance by simulating building energy use."

The fifth annual National Summit on Building Performance challenged the traditional ways of planning and using workplaces.

At the fifth annual National Summit on Building Performance traditional ways of planning and using workplaces were called into question.

Stulz of North America, Inc., has purchased Air Technology Systems, Inc. (ATS).

RSES announced that its members will be offered improved access to health insurance services.

The Weil-McLain Product Engineering Lab is set for completion in the fall of 2001 with a price tag of $1,250,000.

Phil Meyers, president of SMACNA, responds to the Bush administration’s suspension of the responsible contractor regulations.

If you thought chillers were only designed for commercial applications, like hotels and large office buildings, think again.

The AHR Expo will now be held in Chicago’s McCormick Place every three years.