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Pepco Wins Baltimore City Public Schools Contract

October 12, 2006November 20, 2006 by Paul Nastu

Pepco Energy Services will provide a comprehensive energy efficiency and guaranteed savings program for the Baltimore City Public School System. Pepco Energy Services has served as the electricity supplier to the Baltimore City Public School System since June, 2006. Pepco says the contract is worth $55 million and will provide ... Read more »

London 2012 Plans Wind Power

October 12, 2006November 20, 2006 by Paul Nastu

London 2012’s Olympic Delivery Authority is planning a wind turbine in the Olympic Park to provide renewable energy for the 2012 Games. Standing in the north of the park site, the proposed turbine will act as a visible symbol of London 2012’s commitment to stage the most sustainable Olympic Games ... Read more »

CEMEX Uses Tires to Replace Kiln Fuel

October 10, 2006April 25, 2012 by Kirsten Korosec

CEMEX used nearly one million tires to replace 10 percent of its conventional kiln fuel last year at its Lousville, Kentucky plant, one of several initiatives that won it overall environmental excellence honors at the 11th annual Cement Industry Environment and Energy Awards. The CEMEX facility was among four cement ... Read more »

SolCool Ships Hybrid Solar Air Conditioning Units to the Philippines

September 21, 2006October 2, 2009 by Paul Nastu

Quezon City, Philippines has been shipped the first improved hybrid air conditioning units from SolCool. The patented SolCool Air Conditioning System has a standard solar electricity, DC ceiling fan and DC lighting option connections, emergency DC back-up cooling system and NXFASE ice battery, according to a company press release (via ... Read more »

Ice Energy System Tested in California

September 11, 2006October 3, 2009 by Paul Nastu

Ice Energy’s The Ice Bear, which is used in conjunction with air conditioners, freezes tap water at night when energy demand and, often, power prices are low. During the day, it circulates standard coolant through coils embedded in the ice for cooling, using, according to the company,Ã‚Â less electricity than ... Read more »

Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Agrees 25% Water Cut with EPA

July 23, 2005February 28, 2012 by Leon Walker

The Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW) International Airport has agreed to reduce energy use by ten percent and water use by 25 percent under the EPA’s Sustainability Partnership program. DFW has agreed to make the improvements during its $1.9 billion, seven-year renovation, the Terminal Renewal and Improvement Program (TRIP), the EPA said. ... Read more »

Pepco Wins Baltimore City Public Schools Contract

London 2012 Plans Wind Power

CEMEX Uses Tires to Replace Kiln Fuel

SolCool Ships Hybrid Solar Air Conditioning Units to the Philippines

Ice Energy System Tested in California

Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Agrees 25% Water Cut with EPA

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