This event marks a major milestone in the company’s long-term commitment to the North American market.

In their joint article, Anthony Winning and Lhymwell Manalo explore the growing shift from natural gas to electrified systems in modern buildings—highlighting the role of early coordination, heat pump technology, and innovative energy recovery strategies that redefine sustainability and resilience in 21st-century design.

From rainwater harvesting to geothermal systems and smart leak detection, John A. Mullen explores how cutting-edge plumbing strategies are reshaping sustainable design in 2025 to meet the challenges of climate change, efficiency, and public health.

The 35,000-square-foot building offers convenient access to Route 7, Middlebury College, downtown Middlebury, and surrounding communities.

The 173,000-square-foot addition nearly triples the size of the facility, creating new opportunities to expand production, enhance efficiencies, and continue meeting the rising demand for renewable energy technologies.

Global Drain Technologies designs and manufactures drainage products for high-demand environments, including healthcare, hospitality and industrial.

The latest innovations focus on enhancing efficiency, reliability, and sustainability for building owners and operators.

Jason Norman, a seasoned HVAC technician with 18 years of experience, has spent his career with a highly successful company, Emerald Green Mechanical Ltd. Based in British Columbia, the family-owned and operated firm, with a robust team of more than 25 technicians, has been a trusted name in the commercial HVAC, refrigeration and plumbing industry since 1993.

A donation from XOi, made possible by Raymond James, will fund six scholarships for students pursuing careers in the skilled trades.