July/August 2007
Vol. 5, No. 4   

Microturbines Help Launch Sports and Recreation
A Brooklyn rec center is off to a fast start for saving millions in power costs.
By David Engle

University Powers Into the Future
California State University Northridge makes a unique commitment to energy efficiency.
By Lyn Corum

Sleeping Green
Many states have initiated their own green-lodging programs, each with its own set of criteria.
By Carol Brzozowski

Cutting the Cost of High-Density Data
European-style power distribution systems can lower the cost of information technology.
By Ed Ritchie

Extreme Makeover: Health Care Edition
One hospital upgrades cooling, laundry, and waste disposal to the tune of millions in energy savings.
By Don Talend

Free as the Wind
A major water-and-sewer agency is set to meet its green targets—saving millions of dollars.
By David Engle

Rich-Burn Engine Exhaust: Managing Emissions
Engines generally come in two types. Here's what you need to know about the rich-burning variety.
By Diane McDilda

When “CH*P Happens”
How an energy services performance contract turned a problem-ridden site into a showcase.
By David Engle

Toronto’s Cooling Drink
Metering accuracy is critical to the success of an innovative air-conditioning project using lake water. 
By Kaitlyn Siner