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Jul. 15, 2010 NEW - First LEED for Homes Midrise Condo in New York City

Small Mid-Rise Project with ALDES Roof-Top HRV and CARs

Jan. 21, 2010 Greenheck CAPS 4.2 Engineering Release Available for Download

Greenheck CAPS 4.2 Engineering Release Available for Download

Nov. 25, 2009 Greenheck Vari-Green Motor: The Future of Air Movement

Start saving now - with the new, low-cost, easy to control, electronically-commutated motor that offers high reliability and low maintenance.

Apr. 24, 2008 Looking for LEED Points due to 30% ENERGY SAVINGS or just for IMPROVED OCCUPANT COMFORT? Titus DynaFuser is the answer!!!

Looking for LEED Points due to 30% ENERGY SAVINGS or just for IMPROVED OCCUPANT COMFORT? Titus DynaFuser is the answer!!!

Jan. 23, 2008 Air Distribution for Green Buildings and LEED

"In LEED v2.2, the Indoor Environmental Quality Credit 7.1, Thermal Comfort - Design, requires that buildings comply with ASHRAE Standard 55-2004, for thermal comfort standards. Although engineers are designing for thermal comfort, only about 65% of LEED certified buildings achieve this credit. Many engineers are unsure of how to show the documentation to achieve this credit."

Jan. 23, 2008 PROJECT - New York Times Building in NYC, NY

"The New York Times is committed to bringing the viewer all of the quality news and information from around the world either in print or online. The building 1.6 million square feet and spans 856 feet into the sky."

Jan. 02, 2008 Is your laboratory exhaust system wasting 50% energy?

"By design, science laboratories are "energy hogs." They use once-through air and prohibit recirculation of exhaust. It is estimated that on average, 50% of the energy used in operating a laboratory is attributed to the ventilation air - filtering, heating, cooling and dehumidifying large amounts of 100% outside air, then moving this conditioned make-up air through the lab and exhausting it."

Jan. 01, 2008 Does your laboratory exhaust systems have the proper certification?

"For reasons of safety and health, not to mention litigation, consulting and facility engineers long have insisted on independent performance verification for fans and blowers used in general HVAC, as well as more-critical applications."