Spinwave Systems Introduces Wireless Energy Management SystemSpinwave Systems, Inc, a leading producer of wireless mesh networks for energy efficiency and building automation systems, introduces WaveLink, a comprehensive wireless sensing and control solution for energy savings programs.
Eco Homes Show Will Help Build Homes for the 21st CenturyWith the UK Government's code for Sustainable Housing aiming for all new houses built from 2016 onwards to be carbon neutral, house builders and designers have less than eight years to grapple with the technologies that will make this possible.
TruStile Doors Leads a Revolution in Green DesignIn a housing market struggling to recover from decline, Green builders are experiencing an unprecedented revolution of growth.
Educational Opportunities to Take Your Green Job to the Next LevelThe Northwest leads the nation in green building, a sector of the economy that is an important engine of growth.
U.S. Green Building Council Doubles Local LEED for Homes NetworkDramatically expanding local access to green homebuilding expertise, the US Green Building Council (USGBC) has doubled its network of LEED for Homes Providers across the United States.
E & E's HQ is World's Oldest Existing Building to be Awarded LEED PlatinumEcology and Environment, Inc's (E & E's) worldwide headquarters building, located just outside Buffalo, NY, has been awarded Platinum-level LEED certification for existing buildings by the US Green Building Council.
Hi-Temperature Microwave Furnace Reduces Energy Use Up to 80%Asian industry is leading the development and switch to high-temperature microwave sintering, replacing inefficient gas and electric furnaces with this newer green technology.
Ohlone College Opens Environmentally Sustainable CampusCalifornia Lieutenant Governor John Garamendi joins Ohlone College in celebrating the opening of a new environmentally conscious campus, the Ohlone College Newark Center for Health Sciences and Technology, Thursday, January 31.

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