Building Services Institute, Inc., has launched Performance Enhancement Program (PEP), a business development program for contractors to grow their commercial service agreement and high-margin project business.
Teletrol Systems Inc., a leader in building automation technology, has announced the expansion of its national business partnerships with the addition of Duke Power to its list of Teletrol Authorized Systems Integrators.
The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) reports that the New Hampshire Fire Prevention Commission and the State Fire Marshal's Office have announced the adoption of the latest editions of NFPA 1, Fire Prevention Code™, and NFPA 101, Life Safety Code®, including all reference documents.
At the New Jersey State League of Municipalities’ 87th Annual Conference, representatives from the New Jersey SmartStart Buildings Program provided the state’s municipal officials with information on how to cut energy costs while being more environmentally friendly.
A Texas state judge levied a $500,000 fine against lawyers of Provost & Umphrey, a Beaumont, TX, law firm representing workers at Alcoa Inc.’s Reynolds Metal unit, according to a story in The Detroit News. The fine is reported to be due to duplicate filings of asbestos lawsuits.
Tecogen Inc. has announced that its 60-kW and 75-kW natural gas-powered cogeneration systems have been added to New York State's "Type Tested and Approved" list of equipment.
With the heat load produced by broadcast operations servers and associated high-tech equipment at the corporate headquarters of Scripps Networks in Knoxville, TN, mechanical engineer Greg Farmer needed a reliable means to cool and dehumidify the space.
Industrial and commercial HVAC firm Team Mechanical Inc. (TMI) is working on a $4.5 million project for Children's Memorial Hospital's new research facility in Chicago, IL.
The Excellence Alliance Foundation (EAF), along with Excellence Alliance Inc. (EAI) member Bonfe’s Plumbing, Heating & Air Service Inc., St. Paul, MN, has awarded a $1,000 scholarship to Adam Matzek and to Jacob Niebur at Minnesota State Southeast Technical College.
When asked why they come to the Woodland Hills Mall — which some have rated as Oklahoma’s number one shopping mall — consumers will most likely cite size and diversity, shopping convenience, and the pleasant atmosphere. The thousands who visit each day do not realize, however, that they are being treated to something innovative in a regional mall or other retailing center. It’s pure, fresh-smelling indoor air that is continuously cleansed by leading-edge technology ultraviolet (UVC) devices.