January 2012: The Construction Outlook

 

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The Energy Industry Outlook 2012

By Claire SwedbergUnder (Systems)

Energy projects currently underway across the United states reflect several trends—new construction

Protecting Those Who Serve

By Darlene BremerUnder (Systems)

The U.S.

2012 Construction Outlook

By Joseph M. KellyUnder (Residential)

Leading construction experts and economists are certain about one thing in construction right now:

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Going Into Effect
(Lighting)
By
Jeff Gavin
January 2012
Welcome to 2012, the year lighting efficiency takes center stage. READ MORE
Lighting the Way Forward
(Lighting)
By
Craig DiLouie
January 2012
By now, the electrical industry is well aware that national energy standards have eliminated the manufacture and import of fluorescent magnetic ballasts for 4- and 8-foot sta READ MORE
Every Breath You Take
(Safety)
By
Diane Kelly
January 2012
The World Health Organization states that 2.4 million people die annually from various types of lung conditions that can be attributed, at least in part, to air quality. READ MORE
2012 Construction Outlook
(Residential)
By
Joseph M. Kelly
January 2012
Leading construction experts and economists are certain about one thing in construction right now: The future is mostly uncertain because consumers are scared, and too many A READ MORE
Protecting Those Who Serve
(Systems)
By
Darlene Bremer
January 2012
The U.S. READ MORE

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Cool Tools: Crimping Tools
Electricians use crimping tools to make consistent connections that meet industry standards and criteria of specific system designs. READ MORE
Showstoppers 2011
Products by 20 exhibiting companies were named NECA Showstoppers at the 2011 National Electrical Contractors Association annual convention and trade show held in San Diego in READ MORE
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