Articles by ES Magazine staff

In the near future, DOE’s Grid Deployment Office expects to release a separate RFP focused on public-private partnerships to build transmission infrastructure that connects isolated microgrids to the grid in Alaska, Hawaii, and U.S. territories.

Beyond the 10 NSF Engines awards, a subset of the semifinalists and finalists were invited to pursue future NSF Engines development awards. 

US Electric motor design and software company ECM PCB Stator Tech is a South by Southwest (SXSW) Innovation Awards finalist in the Climate Change category for its PrintStator platform.

As infrastructure ages, the climate shifts, and demand for energy and communication services grows, joint pole use issues and electrical design needs will continue to multiply.

U.S. Boiler Company recently introduced an ambient air-to-water hydronic heat pump for residential customers looking to upgrade their hydronic systems.

ASHRAE and the International Code Council (ICC) announced the release of the full publication public review draft of a proposed joint standard for the evaluation and documentation of greenhouse gas emissions.

Held from January 20-24 in Chicago, the conference saw a robust gathering of industry professionals with nearly 3,800 people registered to attend.

New data show engineering to be the highest-paying industry for graduates, with a median salary of $97,000 per year.

Rensa Filtration, a manufacturer and distributor of mission critical air filtration products, announced recently that it has acquired several businesses that provide distribution, sales and service of air filters to commercial and industrial customers.

ASHRAE recently announced its nominees for the 2024-25 slate of officers and directors.