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January 2009

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Construction Forecast 2009

By Joseph M. KellyUnder (Residential)

At a time when things could not look much worse economically, there is some good news to accompany

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In the last few editions of the National Electrical Code (NEC), more electrical equipment has been required to be rated for short-circuit current. READ MORE
BU Creates Next Generation Wireless Network
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January 2009
According to Boston University (BU), its College of Engineering is using a National Science Foundation grant to develop the next generation of wireless communications technolo READ MORE
AEP: Extra-High Voltage Transmission Needed for Renewable Energy
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January 2009
American Electric Power (AEP) is evaluating the feasibility of building a multistate, extra-high-voltage transmission project across the northern Midwest to support the develo READ MORE
Slow Water Currents Feed 'Fish Technology'
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January 2009
Slow-moving ocean and river currents could be a reliable and affordable alternative energy source. READ MORE
Get the Dirt on Safe Digging
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Jeff Griffin
January 2009
It is expected that in 2008, there will have been approximately 680,000 incidents that damage underground utilities. READ MORE

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NECA Showstoppers 2008
New testers, innovative hand tools, more cordless products powered by lithium-ion batteries, and a residential wind turbine are among products named Showstoppers at the 2008 READ MORE
Cool Tools: Hole Saws
Hole saws can quickly cut clean, round holes in studs for cabling and conduit to pass through, holes for lighting fixtures, and knockouts in electrical boxes. READ MORE
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