LG energy-efficient technology at heart of sustainable training center in Baltimore

New Parks & People Growing Green Silber Center serves major role in revitalizing community

Cool roofs help minimize energy use

Average energy savings can range from 7 to 15 percent of total cooling costs

EEBA takes summit to new level

Annual event revamped with stronger focus on high-performance building

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Multitude of industries struggle to keep pace with march of technology

Can building irrigation systems be wasting water?

Tips for taming high water bills

Regulations, consumer demand drive efficient water heaters

Bradford White continues to broaden its product line in 2017

LG expands efficient HVAC solutions

New DOAS systems enable a complete end-to-end solution

'Expert in a suitcase' cuts power bills 10% in small commercial buildings

Sensor Suitcase licensed by two companies to make energy efficiency easier

6 ways to reduce spring outdoor water use

As temperatures rise, property water use and costs increasing as well

LG solutions helping building improve IAQ

HVAC leader hones its line of energy efficient systems through first part of 2017

Cincinnati opens world's first LEED platinum, net zero police station

Building replaces outdated facility constructed in 1907

Silicone provides solutions for next generation of commercial architecture

Demand for product in North America projected to grow 6.8% through 2020

Mich. community pool increases IAQ, energy efficiency with retrofit

HVAC contractor fast tracks 50-ton dehumidifier installation with a quick payback

Great Green Home | TREE at EcoVillage by AquaZephyr

One reason people choose to live in the EcoVillage co-housing community is the community’s commitment to sustainability. That commitment to sustainability, especially sustainable energy-efficient construction, is one reason why builder Kendall Carpenter of AquaZephyr, LLC, wanted to work on the co-communal housing project.