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June 2009

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Wesco Holding Boot-Naming Contest

West Coast Shoe Company (Wesco), a family owned and operated bootmaker based in Scappoose, Ore., is

Cabling for Wireless

By Jim HayesUnder (Miscellaneous)

The corporate network is undergoing a major shift in emphasis that impacts cabling tremendously.

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Concentration Solar Power Module Reduces Space, Increases Output
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June 2009
The University of Lleida (UdL) in eastern Spain has patented a concentration solar power module that produces heat, cold and electricity and that can be integrated into a buil READ MORE
Air Burners Turn Wood Waste into Electricity
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June 2009
Air Burners LLC introduced a portable wood-waste burner that produces up to 350 kilowatts of electricity, claiming it is enough to support more than 30 homes. READ MORE
Cabling for Wireless
(Miscellaneous)
By
Jim Hayes
June 2009
The corporate network is undergoing a major shift in emphasis that impacts cabling tremendously. READ MORE
Smart Grid Pilot Raises Power IQ for Users in Massachusetts
(Your Business)
By
Rick Laezman
June 2009
Not least among the many factors feeding the recent buzz about a new national energy order is the dawning of a technology that allows communication between appliances and the READ MORE
Contractor Wins Elite Safety Award
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June 2009
For the third year in a row, Meade Electric Co. Inc. of Joliet, Ill., won ExxonMobil’s highest contractor award for safety. READ MORE

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