With winter quickly approaching, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is highlighting ten tips for Americans to protect their health, save money, and lower energy while enjoying the winter holiday... Read more
Saving energy does a lot more than just reduce a building’s carbon footprint and toxic emissions—it can save a building some green too. The steps a co-op or condo building... Read more
This January, the National Institute of Building Sciences will play host to the 2013 Building Innovation Conference in Washington, DC. The National Institute of Building Sciences Conference and Expo is... Read more
Back in 1973, a rock band by the name of REO Speedwagon released its third album, entitled “Riding the Storm Out,” and it became a huge hit. Earlier this month,... Read more
For building owners and facilities managers seeking to reduce emergency service calls and repairs, as well as lower operating and electricity costs, Quality Maintenance of air conditioning (AC) units is... Read more
Papers providing an international perspective on the current state of design and best practices for buildings in cold climates will be presented at the 7th International Cold Climate HVAC Conference,... Read more
With Hurricane Isaac breathing down their necks on Aug. 28, 2012, administrators at a regional hospital in south central Louisiana had plenty to occupy their minds. One thing they did... Read more
Seasonal check-ups could prevent spending hundreds on HVAC repairs. When the temperatures dip, many people turn on their heat for the first time and that could mean finding costly problems if... Read more
In case you missed it, the IRS made a big adjustment to the Energy Policy Act — and there’s still time to benefit. Since its inception seven years ago, the... Read more
The 35th anniversary of the WORLD ENERGY ENGINEERING CONGRESS (WEEC) at Atlanta’s Georgia World Congress Center will be taking place at the end of the month, October 31 – November... Read more