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The National Energy Management Institute Committee (NEMIC) has hired Ohio native Cassandra Kline as director of building construction technology and Vince Alvarado, a longtime business manager for Sheet Metal Workers Local 49 in Albuquerque, New Mexico, has been named the Fund’s new director of implementation.
Whether it’s to reduce carbon emissions, improve energy costs or enhance occupant health and experience, HVAC plays a vital role in building management.
The University of New Orleans will generate $2.1 million of annual utility cost savings while addressing nearly $9 million of deferred maintenance during the lifetime of the partnership.
The school district achieved an energy savings of nearly $1.6 million in the three years following a comprehensive energy and infrastructure upgrade on six school and administration buildings.
The school district achieved an energy savings of nearly $1.6 million in the three years following a comprehensive energy and infrastructure upgrade on six school and administration buildings.
LSU professor Dandina Rao’s plan is designed to not only create less carbon dioxide during oil production but will also make use of the millions of orphan wells that are scattered throughout the U.S.
LSU professor Dandina Rao’s plan is designed to not only create less carbon dioxide during oil production but will also make use of the millions of orphan wells that are scattered throughout the U.S.
The firm’s expertise aims to fully serve Idaho’s complex infrastructure needs in transportation, buildings, water resources, climate resiliency, sustainability, power and energy, environment, and advisory.