ROCKVILLE, Md. - Twenty Mechanical Contractors Association of America (MCAA) student chapters from colleges and universities around the country submitted entries to the association's 2006-2007 Student Chapter Competition. This year's
WASHINGTON - President Bush approved a bill that will extend federal tax credits for various renewable energy and energy efficiency projects. The wide-ranging Tax Relief and Health Care Act of
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. - The New York Power Authority (NYPA) invested about $110 million in energy efficiency and clean energy projects during 2006, breaking the Authority’s previous one-year record of
WASHINGTON - "I must point out there was lots of good news hidden" in the "seemingly gloomy construction spending report" from the U.S. Census Bureau, said Ken Simonson, chief economist
WASHINGTON - President George W. Bush signed the Health Opportunity Patient Empowerment Act of 2006 into law, enhancing access to tax-advantaged health care savings. The law, part of the
ARLINGTON, Va. - A newly released Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration Technology Institute (ARTI) report characterizes how flattened-tube heat exchangers function under various environmental conditions and pressures. The study, “An Assessment
TROY, Mich. - This month, The NEWS is introducing a new online Learning Center page. Brought to you in cooperation with HVACReducation.net, a leader in online HVACR training, the
MINNEAPOLIS - With mounting concern regarding the constant rise in energy costs, the Sabes Jewish Community Center (Sabes JCC) in Minneapolis teamed with NewMech Facility Solutions to take a
CHICAGO - Grainger, one of North America''s leading distributors of facilities maintenance supplies, awarded the final 2006 scholarships to technical education students to complete the first year of the
SAN FRANCISCO - The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) will soon supply 100 percent green power to a neighborhood that is now under construction. Under an agreement approved
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