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How Engineering Firms Are Weathering COVID-19’s Villainous Venom

May 1, 2020

From Voldemort to Boba Fett to Cruella de Vil to Skeletor, the world has encountered some of the most heinous villains imaginable.

TKDA’s Craig Bursch Named ASCE Fellow

April 30, 2020

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The honor of Fellow is held by only 3% of ASCE members.

Percussive Maintenance Podcast: Episode 13 – Jessica Miller

This is part five in Percussive Maintenance’s six-part 20 to Watch: Women in HVAC series.

April 29, 2020

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Jessica Miller, P.E., LEED AP BD+C, mechanical engineer, SmithGroup, discusses why it’s important to be involved in industry organizations, her alter ego “Little Miss Runshine,” and more.

NABTU and CPWR-The Center for Construction Research and Training Announce National Disease Control Standard for U.S. Construction Sites

April 29, 2020

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The new national framework outlines planning and implementation elements with strong minimum standards, screening policies, and the requirement of a comprehensive employer exposure control plan comprised of control measures, symptom checking, social distancing, training, hygiene, and decontamination procedures.

Electric Heat Pumps in Commercial Applications: Reducing Emissions, Minimizing Carbon Footprints, and Decreasing Costs

Drew Turner

April 28, 2020

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Recent technology innovations are driving significant sustainability benefits.

Veolia North America Wins 2019 SEAL Environmental Initiative Award

April 27, 2020

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The SEAL Environmental Initiative Award is part of the annual SEAL Business Sustainability Awards recognizing firms throughout the U.S. for promoting a more environmentally sustainable business model.

Coronavirus Survey III: Fewer AEC, Mechanical Companies Predict Layoffs, Furloughs

Herb Woerpel

April 23, 2020

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30% of AEC companies intend to temporarily suspend employees (with or without pay) — an 8% decrease from two weeks ago, states Clear Seas Research.

BAS Integrators Find Opportunity During COVID-19 Pandemic

Scott Cochrane

April 22, 2020

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Offering to put unoccupied buildings in setback mode to save energy may lead to new opportunities to do work while these facilities are empty.

ACEC Calls on Congress to Re-Fund the Paycheck Protection Program

April 20, 2020

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“More money must be injected into the program to maintain its capacity so America’s businesses can get the funds they need during this unprecedented crisis,” said Linda Bauer Darr, president and CEO, ACEC.

DOE’s Argonne Lab Develops Unique Latent Heat Storage Technology

The size of a garbage bin, Argonne’s Thermal Energy Storage System can be scaled up or down to meet the needs of virtually any commercial application.

April 16, 2020

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Argonne’s Thermal Energy Storage System is a form of latent heat storage, where the energy is contained within a phase-change material, such as molten salt.

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How Engineering Firms Are Weathering COVID-19’s Villainous Venom

TKDA’s Craig Bursch Named ASCE Fellow

Percussive Maintenance Podcast: Episode 13 – Jessica Miller

NABTU and CPWR-The Center for Construction Research and Training Announce National Disease Control Standard for U.S. Construction Sites

Electric Heat Pumps in Commercial Applications: Reducing Emissions, Minimizing Carbon Footprints, and Decreasing Costs

Veolia North America Wins 2019 SEAL Environmental Initiative Award

Coronavirus Survey III: Fewer AEC, Mechanical Companies Predict Layoffs, Furloughs

BAS Integrators Find Opportunity During COVID-19 Pandemic

ACEC Calls on Congress to Re-Fund the Paycheck Protection Program

DOE’s Argonne Lab Develops Unique Latent Heat Storage Technology

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