The Plastics Pipe Institute’s Building & Construction Division has published a major revision of PPI TN-55.

Plastic pipe, typically made from materials such as PVC, PE and PP, does not contain PFAS, synthetic chemicals used in various industrial applications and consumer products. Stringent regulations and standards govern plastic pipe production, especially those used for our drinking water supply.

The global energy manager enters Brazil as the nation leads Latin America’s energy transition.

‘Beneficial electrification’ refers to the need to electrify buildings to reduce emissions from combustion heating.

The organizations have entered into a memorandum of understanding with the mutual goal of promoting and advancing technological innovations of geothermal systems.

Wastewater energy transfer has risen to the top as a preferred initial method to begin the decarbonization efforts for commercial buildings and thermal energy networks of all types and sizes.

The Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohican Indians have always been good stewards of their community’s environment. It was no different when it came time to replace the HVAC system in their health center with a geothermal system, empowering the tribe to achieve greater energy independence.

The deadline to submit an application is August 30.

 Nicholson will be reporting from the Minneapolis office directly to Mark Hudoba, vice president of the building solutions division.