March/April 2006
Vol 4, No 2   

Energy Efficiency in Fightertown
Creative financing and cooperative decision-making add up to cost savings and troop readiness.
By Penelope Grenoble O'Malley

Dealing With “Unattainable” Emissions Rules
Lower limits will drastically alter DE technologies, strategies, choices.
By David Engle

Distributed Energy Saves Millions at Fort Bragg
An innovative distributed energy project is rewriting history in North Carolina.
By Ed Ritchie

Bringing Cost Savings to Mississippi Jails
Chris Epps, commissioner of the Mississippi Department of Corrections, isn't unlike many state officials across the country: The facilities he runs all need money. The state he works for doesn't have much to spare.
By Dan Rafter

Europe and Japan Set the Pace … North America Follows Slowly
The green shoots of micro-CHP are emerging in the US.
By Jon Slowe

Sound's a Problem—Even on an Island
Residents on an island in Maine build their own power plant, and sound attenuation turns out to be a problem—12 miles out to sea.
By Penelope Grenoble O'Malley

Powered Up, Running Smooth
A multi-state corporation providing medical services to facilities in Illinois and Michigan simply can't afford a single power surge, spike, brownout, or blackout.
By Amy Sorkin Kurland

Getting the Right Tools for Assessments
New weather databases and load-modeling tools help zero in on CHP costs and payback.
By David Engle

Recycling Power Plants—Really!
The demand for immediate solutions to energy requirements is high, and one company is reinforcing its position as a leader in recycling used power plants and equipment worldwide.
By Kate Goff

Putting on the Ritz
Historic hotel gets an upscale spin on microturbine chiller combination.
By Ed Ritchie