October 2010: NEC Changes

 

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2011 NEC Changes Around the Corner

By Michael JohnstonUnder (Codes & Standards)

It seems like the NFPA Standards Council just approved the 2008 National Electrical Code (NEC), and

The Marketability of Sustainability

By Jeff GavinUnder (Miscellaneous)

Buildings in the United States are responsible for 39 percent of CO2 emissions and 40 percent of ene

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Gov. Patrick Tours Broadway Electrical’s Solar Project at Salem State University
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October 2010
Massachusetts Gov. READ MORE
World’s Largest Hydrogen Fuel Cell Charges into Ohio
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Mike Breslin
October 2010
“As far as we know, this is the largest hydrogen fuel cell system ever put into service,” said Guy McAree, spokesman for Ballard Power Systems, the manufacturer of the 1-mega READ MORE
Putting Wind in Your Sales
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Darlene Bremer
October 2010
Those who adapt to changing conditions survive, and those who don’t adapt don’t survive. READ MORE
Solar Power’s Next Big Thing Could Be Complete Energy Self-Sufficiency
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Rick Laezman
October 2010
Innovation and economization are two driving principles of renewable power. READ MORE
OSHA Addresses Whistleblower Procedures
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October 2010
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has published interim final rules that will help protect workers who voice safety, health and security concerns. READ MORE

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