Editorial Highlights

The September Issue

Ad Close: August 18 | Materials Due: August 21

Proud Green Home
​The Proud Green Home of St. Louis provides an educational platform to inspire building professionals and consumers about the benefits of sustainable, high performance home strategies. As the project’s geothermal heating and cooling partner, Enertech Global is playing a key role in this unique home build by providing a GeoComfort geothermal system.The Fresh Coast
​Milwaukee dives deep into water technology. Other Great Lakes cities/states are now viewing water technology as a way to grow their economies.

Stanford Central Energy Facility
A large university means countless energy components to manage. Those energy components can result in large costs. Recently, Johnson Controls worked with Stanford University to build a new central energy facility (CEF) to cut the school's water use by 15%. It is projected that the university will save 420 million dollars. Stanford will also make substantial progress to meet California’s statewide goal to reduce water use by 25 percent.

PHCC Presidential Interview Q&A interview with the newly elected president of the PHCC — National Association. The new president will take the reign of the association during the Connect Convention in Florida the end of September.  Feature: Truck Was Technologies Utilizes Recycled Water in High-Tech Trailer Wash Systems
​A Canadian company, Truck Was Technologies, is designing super-high tech tractor trailer wash systems in which almost all of the water used is recycled. This is many thousands of gallons per vehicle. Fresh water is only used to apply chemicals and on the spot free final rinse.