Ball State Universityʼs conversion to a campus geothermal heating and cooling system uses the near-constant temperature of the earth starting approximately ten feet below the surface of the ground to assist with heating in winter months and cooling in summer months. According to Mike Luster,PE,LEED AP,senior mechanical engineer at MEP Associates who led the project at Ball …[ continue reading ] Glenn Livers,Green Power Option Manager,reports that in the 10 year history of the program there has never been a year in which enrollment has not increased over the previous year. When a customer chooses to participate in the “green power” program,the utility matches the customer’s enrolled electricity use with renewable energy. This ensures that for every kilowatt …[ continue reading ] Newsburgh,Region#6 Solar and ego-thermal,recycled building material,LEED registered. Evansville,Region#6 High school youth designed and built,energy savings,building debris recycled Wayne County,Region#3 Wind&Solar demo house,compost toilets,recycled building materials |  |
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