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Resolving the Circulation Dilemma in Multifamily Buildings

Demand-controlled pumping for hot water distribution holds high value in multifamily buildings.

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Making Eating Out Less Energy Intensive

Author: Jonathan Livingston

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June 07, 2007

Is there a way to increase energy efficiency and enhance productivity? That’s the one question the Emerging Technologies group at Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) consistently asks regarding all facets ... [continue reading]

National Water Efficiency Alliance Is Born

Author: Mary Ann Dickinson

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June 07, 2007

The first national nonprofit organization on water efficiency has finally been created. Based in Chicago, the new Alliance for Water Efficiency is building its organization and membership and is launching a comprehensive Web site with ... [continue reading]

Who Says Water and Electricity Don't Mix?

Author: Tony Laska

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June 07, 2007

Oregon boasts a national reputation for being green, both in its mountain watersheds and in environmental awareness. For nearly five years, residential customers of Oregon’s largest electric and gas providers have been receiving ... [continue reading]

Trends in Shower Design

Author: Peter Biermayer

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June 07, 2007

The latest trend in home improvement seems to be upscale showers. New showering systems range from one straightforward, high-quality showerhead to a custom-built spa that deploys a multitude of showerheads and body sprays. While all ... [continue reading]

Improving Hot Water Delivery in Multifamily Buildings

Author: Owen Howlett and Nehemiah Stone

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June 05, 2007

Central water-heating systems, which handle large amounts of energy and water, are usually more efficient than individual water heaters for multifamily buildings. This is because the total volume of hot water being stored is reduced, ... [continue reading]

The Water-Energy Nexus

Author: Ronnie Cohen

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June 01, 2007

It’s not a secret, but most people don’t think about it. Once you know, however, it seems obvious. Water uses a tremendous amount of energy. It is not just a matter ... [continue reading]

Achieving Water Efficiency Through Performance Contracting

Author: Tom Horner

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June 01, 2007

As the vice president of a company that helps building owners and operators all across the country save water, I’m confronted with the magnitude of our thirst for water and the costs to ... [continue reading]