The headquarters of Earth Rangers, a non-profit group that is based out of Woodbridge, Ontario, moved into its Center for Sustainable Technology in 2004 and has been enjoying the benefits of energy efficient technology since then.
A devastating fire tore through the Milky Way Farms restaurant in March 2011, but the owners of the historic spot worked with local builders to help the business recover and return to its original glory.
The Palmer Township Board of Supervisors recently approved plans for a new public works building to be built on Hartley Avenue in the Pennsylvania town.
Adam Baldwin, a farmer and seed salesman from McPherson, Kansas, decided that he would build his new farm shop with the latest technology in order to attract customers and limit overall costs for his business.
A new condominium complex in Halifax, Nova Scotia, has recently been renovated to include new energy efficient technology in order to limit long-term energy consumption and spending.
A U.S. Department of Energy grant that was received by the city of Quincy, Illinois, in 2010 will now be used to help with energy efficiency projects at three government owner buildings.
The Pulaski, New York headquarters for Fulton Companies recently took part in an expansion project, as the state-of-the-art facility utilized the latest products and technological advancements to help minimize energy consumption and electricity costs.
Many offices use the latest technology in terms of computers, lighting and heating. However, determining the most efficient heater for an office is not something that many managers are trained to do.
A $45 million upgrade to historic buildings and the natural landscape is planned for Duke Farms, the 2,700-acre environmental education and recreation center in Hillsborough, New Jersey.
The Springville, Utah library was redone due to an increased effort by the town to use green and sustainable technology for the construction of government buildings.
