The water-energy nexus is a term used to describe the interdependence between water and energy in our lives. In the development of master planned communities, the water-energy nexus is front and center and has yet to realize its full potential.

The forecast for geothermal heating and cooling technologies is continued growth, and code agencies are working on getting standards set in place.

When designing solar hot water systems for areas with hard water, an in-tank heat exchanger may be the best way to provide a long-lasting system for your clients.

The market has different methods of thermal storage for heating and cooling that can provide comfort as well as cost savings.

Many engineers mistakenly believe they don’t have the capability to offer world-class geothermal systems. They’re wrong.

The industry’s growth and increasing popularity of energy efficient systems prompts group's action.

The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority is sponsoring a series of day-long continuing education credit trainings on geothermal technology throughout the state. Geothermal author and consultant Jay Egg will be the instructor at these sessions

Keeping up with the trends in hydronics.

The editors of PHCPpros took to the show floor to gather the most comprehensive show coverage.

Engineers and designers should consider the advantages of configuring their closed and open loop systems for thermal storage if they want to reduce capital cost, improve efficiency, and create a more thermally robust system.