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Kory Johnson has excelled in keeping USU’s critical heating and cooling systems in peak operating condition since he was hired seven years ago. He is known for his technical abilities, willingness to help others, and strong work ethic.

The awards recognize outstanding achievements by members who have successfully applied innovative building designs. Their designs incorporate ASHRAE standards for effective energy management and IAQ. 

The cooperation connects the two alliances’ advantages, synergies, and track records of standards advancements to create an open, global specification that will extend energy-harvesting wireless communication to a broader range of self-powered IoT sensor solutions. 

For December 2015, the CCI scored a 72. Contractors’ opinions remain largely unchanged as one year ago the CCI scored a 71.

During the integration, which is already underway, customers of both companies will continue to receive the same level of service and delivery they’ve come to expect. The complete integration is expected to be finalized in Q1 of 2016.

A North Carolina family received a Carrier Infinity System by winning a recent Carrier Corp.-sponsored social media contest.   

Last year, donations to the Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta provided 10,377 girls with financial assistance to participate in Girl Scout camp and other activities.

Through this strategic acquisition, George T. Wilkinson Inc. will be able to leverage its more than 60 years of high-efficiency commercial and industrial heating and hot water offerings, enabling the firm to gain broader reach within the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries. 

Marshall Home Comfort, a family-owned and operated home services business located in Skippack, Pennsylvania, donated $6,500 to The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) for the second consecutive year.

Marshall Home Comfort, a family-owned and operated home services business located in Skippack, Pennsylvania, donated $6,500 to The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) for the second consecutive year.