Articles Tagged with ''hydronics industry''

School Administrative District 54 expects the wood-pellet-fueled boiler to significantly cut its heating costs in three schools with a combined 1,500 students.

'Fiscal cliff' legislation retroactively reinstates the 25C tax credits for highly efficient HVAC and water heating equipment that expired at the end of 2011.

The Christian Science Monitor ran a comparison of four types of fuel.

It preheats a car’s engine and cabin without turning on the engine.

The new heating plant will supply heat and hot water to state facilities and some buildings in the city.

More than half the homeowners surveyed said that lowering utility bills and saving energy would be a primary reason to replace their water heaters.

The city's efforts are driven by a commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 120,000 tonnes (132,277.35 tons) per year by 2020.

This could be part of a $7.85 renovation for Concord, N.H.

Uponor trainers recently taught a group of 200+ young girls about PEX systems at TXT 2012, a week-long exploration camp for girls promoting the worlds of technology and science at Dakota County Technical College (Rosemount, Minn.).

Excess heat from a data center’s air-conditioning system is used to heat water.