Bradford White Corp., Ambler, PA, a manufacturer of water heating equipment, announced that it has purchased Aero Environmental Ltd. of Mississauga, ON, Canada. Aero Environmental is one of Canada’s largest manufacturers of oil-fired heating products for domestic and commercial applications.
Condaire Inc., a St. Louis, MO-based mechanical contractor, has established a service division through the acquisition of the repair and maintenance unit of Climate Engineering Corp.
Tempo Mechanical Services, a former winner of The News’ “Best Contractor to Work For” contest was recently featured on the front page of the Dallas Morning News’ Business Section.
“Our goal is never to have to dismiss school because of classroom heat. We schedule 188 days of classes each year, and we don’t want to miss any of them.” In this way, Bill Gilbert explains why the Johnston County Schools rely on air conditioning systems. Gilbert is the energy director for the district, located southeast of Raleigh, NC. He indicates that in years past, classes were frequently dismissed because school buildings were simply too hot for useful education to take place.
On Aug. 14, 2002, Excellence Alliance member Brian Hughes of Hughes Environmental Engineering, Montvale, NJ, presented a check for $2,000 to student recipient Roberto Ustica. The presentation took place at Lincoln Technical Institute in Mahwah, NJ.
The presentation was the highlight of the HVAC graduation ceremony.
The Motion Picture & Television Fund Hospital, in Woodland Hills, CA , recently ordered six natural gas-driven cogeneration modules from Tecogen (Waltham, MA) to compliment a Tecochill® natural gas-driven cooling system that was shipped earlier this summer.
In the eyes of company president Bob Panora, Tecogen demonstrated that it can supply technology “with three significant benefits” for the hospital.
This summer, Pacific Gas & Electric Company (PG&E) customers in Northern California may earn as much as $500 in cash-back rebates on new installations of American Standard cooling and heating systems in their homes.
With the opening of it $17.1 million natatorium last year, Purdue University’s swim program went from an “outdated” swimming facility to a state-of-the-art Big Ten aquatic center, according to a recent Dectron press release.
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