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		VA Chooses Cogen for Chicago Facilities Partnership between the agency and a contractor brings energy reliability and savings to two hospitals. By Peter Hildebrandt

		Facilities Management: Example of a Win-Win Situation Regardless of the economic climate or the condition of the energy industry, electrical utilities remain under pressure to minimize costs, even if they only indirectly relate to the cost of producing energy. By Daniel P. Duffy

		Universities Scramble to Develop Energy Programs Educators and administrators compete for funding and students to fill the need for energy professionals. By Carol Wasson

		Exploring New Grounds A Denver fuel cell installation serves to increase public awareness and test out the technology. By Amy Sorkin

		DE Takes Green Building to New Heights Bank of America’s 945-foot-tall tower reaches a new standard in environmentally responsible building. By Ed Ritchie

		There's Treasure in That Trash San Diego waste managers team with industry and the Navy to turn garbage into methane-fueled cogen. By David Engle

		Washington Grows Energy Options on Wind Farms The renewable power source is making believers of utility managers and customers. By Robert Gluck

		Smooth in Texture, Well-Blended, Yet Modestly Priced Napa winery achieves sparkling results with combined cooling, heating, and power. By David Engle

		The Cooling Power of Waste Heat A cogen project fuels cost savings and rebate incentives for a California-based refrigeration operation. By Carol Wasson

		A Mission to Clean Up A demonstration project promotes public awareness about fuel cells at an ubiquitous fast food chain. By Amy Sorkin

		DG Coming to the Grid’s Rescue California study totals up the value of onsite power to electric companies. By David Engle

		"Power Park" Is a DG Lab in the Real World Market and regulatory forces have proved to be formidable obstacles at University Research Park. By Lyn Corum