by Stacey Villano | Oct 1, 2020 | Thayer News
As we navigate the current COVID-19 situation, it may be surprising to learn that prior to the pandemic, a majority of property owners did not place a high level of importance on maintaining their HVAC systems. In fact, a brief survey of property owners would likely...
by Laura Lachance | Oct 14, 2014 | Thayer News
We have been watching the natural gas storm on the horizon for some time, and this is the first major lightning strike. We’ve theorized that LNG (liquefied natural gas) would be exported to Europe soon, raising prices for all gas consumers in the United States....
by Laura Lachance | Apr 16, 2014 | Thayer News
Most commercial buildings use some form of time of day control for the heating and cooling systems. The vast majority of buildings that are not large enough to justify costly systems must rely upon programmable thermostats
by Laura Lachance | Mar 21, 2014 | Thayer News
Russia’s Annexation of Crimea: All About Energy? It’s a strange time to be traveling in Europe, and no stranger was a visit to Berlin, which is becoming the new epicenter for what a local paper coined today, “Cold War Two.” Germany has accused...
by Laura Lachance | Feb 5, 2014 | Thayer News
Farm Bill Incents Biomass After months of negotiation, Congress passed a comprehensive farm bill Tuesday on a vote of 68-32. It was a rare display of bipartisanship and a hopeful sign proving that Congress can find common ground on key legislative activities. The...
