Elithis Tower, the First Positive Energy Office Structure, is Now OpenThe Elithis Tower, designed and constructed as the world's most environmentally sound building, has just been unveiled in Dijon, France.
State of California's New Central Plant Online; Heating and Cooling 20,000 State WorkersCalifornia state officials and local construction workers gathered at the corner of Q and 7th streets to celebrate the opening of the new Central Plant that heats and cools the Capitol and 22 state office buildings daily.
Green Technology Upgrades at PA Farm Show Complex to Save $300,000 AnnuallyA series of self-supporting 'green' upgrades to make the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex & Expo Center more energy efficient will save more than $300,000 each year, Agriculture Secretary Dennis Wolff said today.
Sears Tower Unveils Sustainability PlanSears Tower has announced plans for the most significant sustainable modernization projects of an existing building ever undertaken.
Birdair Introduces World's First Recyclable Architectural Fabric MembraneBirdair, the leading specialty contractor of lightweight long-span roofing systems and tensile structures throughout the world, introduces Kenafine membrane - the world's first and only fully recyclable architectural fabric membrane.
PPM Installs 800kW Solar Power Plant on Sierra Aluminum's RoofPacific Power Management (PPM), announced today that they have completed the finance, design and installation of an 800 kW power plant for Sierra Aluminum Company under a power purchase agreement (PPA).
First Solar-Powered City to Fuel Clean Industry, Economic RecoveryReal estate developer Kitson & Partners today announced a landmark agreement with electric utility Florida Power & Light to build the world's largest solar photovoltaic power plant at Babcock Ranch, Florida - making it the world's first city powered by solar energy.
Toshiba to Launch New Lighting Systems Business in EuropeToshiba Corporation today announced that the company will start a major initiative to launch its new lighting business in Europe and the USA.
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