Tecogen, a manufacturer of commercial and industrial natural gas-powered chillers, has been selected to provide an alternative source of ice-making for hockey games in Broome County (NY) Veterans Memorial Arena.
A building automation systems provider has saved over $100,000 in training and hardware by adopting a browser-based portal that provides employees with access to financial information at customer sites.
Improvements in energy consumption in the chilled-water plant at the University of Arizona were significant enough in recent years that the electric utility felt they should check their metering equipment.
The 2002 Trade Show of the Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors of Massachusetts will be held March 9, 2002, at the Royal Plaza Trade Center in Marlboro, MA.
The state of New York is practicing what it preaches in the design and construction of two environmental centers. Stony Kill Farm Environmental Center in Wappingers Falls and Rogers Environmental Education Center in Sherburne will now feature “green” additions.
The John E. Green Co. here is one of the first mechanical contractors in Michigan, and one of the first in the U.S., to earn the ISO 14001 accreditation, according to company president Peter J. Green.
The Rhode Island Supreme Court recently announced its decision to uphold a lower court decision, which struck down a union-only project labor agreement (PLA) on a $73 million University of Rhode Island project.
The year was 1981. Pat Rucker, his wife Bernetta, and a partner worked for an authorized Trane service agency in Peoria, IL. They were at the crossroads of their professional careers. To ensure their future, Pat and his partner decided they needed to establish a service contracting business elsewhere. The Ruckers headed for Dallas.
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