lectric vehicle charging stations (EVCS) are becoming increasingly necessary as electric vehicles become more widely adopted.
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Read This » 2024 HVAC Trends: Sustainability, Filtration, and Future Innovationsustainability remains a top priority for managers. “In 2024, several regulations will impact HVAC systems, reflecting an increasing global commitment to sustainability,” says Curd.
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Read This » Adapting to Climate Change: For Facilities, the Heat is Onavid DeQuattro doesn’t need reams of climate data to tell him that things are much different now. In early January, he needed only a calendar as he looked out the window of his office in Providence, Rhode Island, at the first snowstorm of winter — which was also the first in two years. “Typically, the first winter snowstorm in New England was before Thanksgiving,” says DeQuattro, managing principal of RGB Architects, one of the leading architecture, interior design and project management firms in the Northeast for the past 80 years. The subject for discussion was the relentless march of climate change and how institutional and commercial facilities are adapting to it.
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