• Energy research receives ARPA funds

  Source: Dept. of Energy, March 3, 2010
  The DOE is offering $100 million for innovative energy research projects in grid storage, power converters, and cooling systems for buildings.  More

• Office building owners compete to cut the most energy

  Source: The Seattle Times, March 3, 2010
  The second Kilowatt Crackdown is under way. It's a competition that calculates office-building energy usage and rewards improvement.  More

• Final call for 2010 Product of the Year entries

  Patrick Lynch, February 24, 2010
  The 2010 CSE Product of the Year contest is coming to a close on Friday, Feb. 26th. Enter your product today and give your product the recognition it deserves!  More

• Data center efficiency metrics standardized

  Source: Dept. of Energy, February 22, 2010
  The Dept. of Energy has released guides to help data centers standardize their energy-efficiency metrics.  More

• Engineers: Restart your motor specifications

  By Michael Ivanovich, Editor-in-Chief, and John Malinowski, Baldor Electric Co., Ft. Smith, Ark., February 15, 2010
  Federal minimum standards for nominal full-load motor efficiencies take effect for motors manufactured after Dec. 19, 2010.  More

• Unlocking the code

  By Tim Kuhlman, PE, RCDD, CH2M Hill, Portland, Ore., February 15, 2010
  This article will analyze the NEC for wired systmes, and examine related International Building Code (IBC), NFPA, and standards that may influence the design. The areas of interest will primarily concern the specialty wired systems of data, telephone, and fiber optics that rely on limited amounts of the general code requirements.  More

• The nitty-gritty on gensets

  By Patrick Lynch, Associate Editor, February 15, 2010
  Our panel discusses paralleling and proper sizing for generators, considerations for subtransient reactance in critical environments, and accurately matching automatic transfer switches and generators.  More

• HP's newest data center opens with a unique cooling set up

  Source: DatacenterDynamics, February 12, 2010
  In northeast England, HP's Wynyard Center opened this week with a unique cooling set up and an innovative design.  More

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