Archive for April, 2010
April 17th, 2010 | 
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Design steel-framed buildings as energy-efficient as wood? Here’s how! Now you can design and build steel framed houses quickly and cost-effectively, and achieve the same or better energy-efficiency as wood. In Residential Steel Design and Construction, John E. Hacker and Julie A. Gorges give you the tools to grab your share of the fast-growing residential steel framing market and put more profit in your pocket by building a reputation for designing the best, most e… More >>
Residential Steel Design and Construction: Energy Efficiency, Cost Savings, Code Compliance
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Energy Budgets at Risk (EBar)® provides everyone from facility energy managers and financial managers to government policy-makers and electric utilities program planners with the background information required to understand energy cost, price, efficiency, and related issues important in developing a balanced approach to facility energy risk management. Throughout the book, respected energy economist Dr. Jerry Jackson clearly shows how to reduce energy costs and in… More >>
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