Seymour, Conn. – According to an article in the New Haven Register, When the new Chatfield-LoPresti School opens to a full house in September, students and staff will literally be able to watch the savings add up when it comes to the building’s energy consumption. That’s because the elementary school, undergoing a renovation/addition with tons [...]

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Woodland Park, NJ – According to www.northjersey.com, the City of Garfield, NJ has been awarded by Norwalk, CT based Viridian Energy with the company’s first Go Green Award for continuing efforts by using renewable energy and going green initiatives throughout the city.   Viridian Energy, a sustainable energy third-party supplier, presented Garfield as the first [...]

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Next week on March 22, the state’s Departments of Energy and Environmental Protection and Economic and Community Development are hosting the second in a series of workshops that will explore how to grow cradle-to-cradle industries in Connecticut. Over the last decade, certain products or the waste that is created by making certain products have become [...]

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Oxford, Conn. – For nearly a quarter century, Eemax, Inc., the market leader in commercial, industrial, and residential electric tankless water heaters, has grown both physically and in terms of sales. With further expansion anticipated, the company has outgrown its Oxford, CT, headquarters and has announced its searching locally for larger facilities with hopes of moving [...]

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Waterbury, Conn. – IMTI, the Industrial Management & Training Institute in Waterbury, CT has announced approval of their new Solar PV Apprentice Training Program by the State of Connecticut Department of Labor, The State of Connecticut Department of Higher Education and WIA. IMTI is one of the first institutions in Connecticut to offer a formal, certified [...]

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Hartford, Conn. – Manchester engineering-design house Fuss & O’Neill has recruited nationally renowned urban planner Sarah Lewis to run its new Washington D.C. design studio. According to an article in the Hartford Business Journal, few details were immediately available Friday about its new studio — such as staffing levels — other than the identity of [...]

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