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Danfoss has introduced the AK-CS, a new controller designed for small food retail facilities. The controller can replace mechanical controls or older electronic systems.
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WAC Lighting has released the Americana Collection of glass pendants that use compact fluorescent technology. There are two styles.
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National Gypsum Co., Charlotte, N.C., has launched a green Web site.
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The Southern Cypress Manufacturers Association, Pittsburgh, has introduced a new e-newsletter designed for architects, designers, builders and homeowners interested in learning more about cypress, a naturally sustainable, durable and versatile forest resource.
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The Target Center recently had a 2.5-acre (1-hectare) green roof installed on it.
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Two buildings in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania’s state capital, Harrisburg, have been improved to achieve an expected 30 percent energy reduction throughout the combined 750,000 square feet (69675 m2) of the buildings.
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This 89,000-square-foot (8268-m2) school features a sweeping silhouette, natural surfaces and colors, and myriad recycled materials and sustainable technologies.
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The Washington, D.C.-based U.S. Green Building council appointed Christopher Pyke, Ph.D., to the position of research director.
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The Rosslyn, Va.-based National Electrical Manufacturers Association incandescent and compact fluorescent lamps indices for the first quarter 2009 declined 2.4 and 4.6 percent, respectively.
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New residential buildings in Illinois will use less energy and cost less to operate thanks to the residential energy-efficient building code passed by the Illinois General Assembly.