March 2011: Residential

 

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Full Charge Ahead

By Chuck RossUnder (Green Building)

To borrow a horse-racing metaphor, electric vehicles (EVs) have barely left the starting gate in the

Home is Where the Heat Is

By Debbie McClungUnder (Residential)

Homeowners, driven by many factors—such as the desire to reduce fossil fuel use, improve the efficie

Home Automation: There's an App for That

By Chuck RossUnder (Residential)

Just a few years ago, home automation control systems were seen as toys for the tech-savvy rich.

On With the Wind

By Rick LaezmanUnder (Residential)

It should come as little surprise that the surGE inrenewable power and the high-tech revolution have

Becoming a Lighting Trends Authority

By Jeff GavinUnder (Lighting)

What’s the secret to keeping up on the latest in residential lighting upgrades?

The Earth Gives Back

By Darlene BremerUnder (Residential)

Humans have taken advantage of geothermal heat since the Paleolithic era.

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Clean Energy Charges up on Record Levels of Investment
(Green Building)
By
Rick Laezman
March 2011
At least one sector of the economy hasn’t been affected by the recession.According to the London-based research company Bloomberg New Energy Finance, investment in clean energ READ MORE
Home is Where the Heat Is
(Residential)
By
Debbie McClung
March 2011
Homeowners, driven by many factors—such as the desire to reduce fossil fuel use, improve the efficiency of their home, and benefit from federal and state incentives—may seek e READ MORE
Tell It Like It Is, Even If It’s Bad
(Your Business)
By
Rex A. Ferry
March 2011
Last month, I promised to resume commenting on the more serious aspects of electrical contracting. READ MORE
Raytheon Teams With Software Developers to Develop Wind Farm Solution
(Green Building)
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March 2011
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS)selected Raytheon Co. to develop an advanced wind turbine modeling tool. READ MORE
Home Automation: There's an App for That
(Residential)
By
Chuck Ross
March 2011
Just a few years ago, home automation control systems were seen as toys for the tech-savvy rich. READ MORE

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