July/August 2008
Vol. 6, No. 4   

Promising Combination
CHP has demonstrated its good sense, and more people should be considering its adoption.
By Paul Hull

Greening Data Centers
The escalating costs for power and cooling in data centers are two of the biggest issues facing companies today.
By Lyn Corum

Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction
When students at Yale University presented requests for a greener campus, administrators did their part and then returned the challenge.
By Carol Brzozowski

Powered With Care
At Alberta Children's Hospital, building a hospital specifically for children drove and influenced every part of the design.
By Robert E. Sheldon

Shake, Rattle, and Roll
Thanks to microgenerators, what was once wasted movement can now be harvested and put to use.
By Daniel P. Duffy

Power.Uninterrupted
One medical facility looks for self-sufficiency.
By Robert Sheldon

A Little Outside Incentive
Building a solar community in San Diego
By Dan Rafter

Reliable, Flexible, and Cost Effective
While exploring technology options that would provide its engineers maximum protection from arc flashes, Salem Hospital came across a solution that answered that need, offering many other benefits as well.
By Amy Sorkin Kurland

Well Worth the Effort
Sunshine eliminates utility costs for a water treatment facility in Las Gallinas.
By Ed Ritchie