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ASHRAE publishes "Energy Efficiency Guide for Existing Buildings"
Book provides the rationale for making economic decisions related to improving and sustaining energy efficiency in existing buildings. Price: $69. -
25 Years of PC-Based Control
At the 1984 ISA Show, 25 years ago, Intellution introduced The Fix, the first configurable PC-based HMI/SCADA software program. Process control and automation changed forever. -
Ashrae proposes High-Performance Building Standard
A proposed high-performance building standard and a stronger version of Standard 90.1 will provide a total green resource for local and state governments looking to set building code requirements to reduce energy use. -
Cypress Envirosystems building controls work with Wonderware software
Cypress Envirosystems’ wireless monitoring and control solutions work with Wonderware's Corporate Energy Management software. -
Manufacturers struggle to hire high-skilled workers
SME says manufacturers are facing an ironic dilemma:. As they eliminate repetitive, assembly type jobs, they still have unfilled job openings for high-skilled workers. -
EnOcean Alliance publishes spec for energy-harvesting wireless sensors
Jointly produced by EnOcean Alliance members, the public specification is accessible to everyone and presently contains 50 equipment profiles for building automation. -
Emerson to control Johnsonburg, PA, wastewater treatment plant
Equipment includes PlantWeb, Ovation control system, cyber security, AMS software, and pressure, flow, level and pH/ORP sensors with HART transmitters. -
NEMA-backed motor rebate bill introduced in Congress
Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) launched a $700 million motor rebate bill for an energy-efficient motor rebate program advocated by the National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA). -
Rockwell Automation publishes Energy-Management white paper
White paper outlines a methodology for industrial energy management that allows manufacturers to strategically and holistically improve energy use. -
ASHRAE Handbook now available on line
The ASHRAE Handbook is now available online to allow for quick and easy access to a vast amount of HVAC&R information. -
Siemens obtains BTL Mark for workstation software
APOGEE Insight and TALON View 3.10 workstation platforms achieved the BTL Mark from BACnet International. -
Siemens joins EPA Green Power Partnership
Siemens Industry Building Technologies Division is purchasing green power through the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Green Power Partnership. -
ISA selects Automation.com as advertising sales partner
In addition to daily and weekly digital and online content, ISA will publish 6 print issues of InTech magazine in 2010. ISA selected Automation.com as the advertising sales representative for InTech magazine’s print, digital, and online editions. -
ABB orders decline 15% in Q3
ABB reported third-quarter net income of $1 billion. Orders declined 15% and revenue was down 5%. -
ARC says HVAC control market collapsed in 2008 and 2009
The collapse of the US housing market and subsequent chain reaction of events made for a very difficult business climate for 2008 and 2009, but it may start to grow. -
ABB Start-Up and Commissioning Services brochure
Brochure provides an overview of ABB's start-up and commissioning services. -
Honeywell to automate "green diesel" plant
Project includes distributed control, safety technology, terminal automation, process technology, process simulation and optimization applications. -
ARC Informatique software to manage ventilation at CERN accelerator
PcVue will monitor and control ventilation systems and 200 programmable controllers at CERN, the largest particle accelerator in the world. -
Grant Thornton says health care, 401(k) and bonuses going down
In a survey of manufacturing CFOs and senior comptrollers, one-third are reducing health care benefits, more than a quarter are reducing 401(k) matches, and more than half plan to reduce bonuses. -
PEERS program aims to send stimulus money to manufacturers
Manufacturing has yet to reap many benefits from the $780 billion stimulus package, but an industry economist has uncovered a program that delivers both financial rewards and environmental benefits for the sector.
