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The New Kensington-­Arnold School District will spend nearly $1.3 million on projects at the high school and two of the district’s three elementary schools. The lion’s share — a little more than $1 million — will pay for renovations at the pool and auditorium at Valley High School. About $671,000 is

The New Kensington-Arnold School Board has approved several projects that will see improvements, upgrades and fixes touching on all of the district’s schools. At the high school, the board approved negotiating a contract with Pittsburgh Stage to renovate the auditorium stage’s rigging and tracks, electrical and lighting systems. Business Manager

The New Kensington-Arnold School Board has postponed voting on a number of building and capital projects that touch all of the district’s schools. The board had been expected to vote Tuesday on projects for the high school stage and pool, the public address systems at Martin and H.D. Berkey elementary

/PRNewswire/ -- Duquesne Light Holdings Inc. (DLH) today announced a partnership with PSSI Stadium LLC, the owner of Heinz Field, whereby DLH will own the...

The effort to cut back on light pollution won't just make astronomers happy, it saves energy, improves the environment and makes us feel better.

Under the contract, The Efficiency Network will replace the city’s 35,000 existing streetlights with LED fixtures. The city will also add 15,000 new streetlights to neighborhoods where less than 85 percent of the area is illuminated by streetlights.

A proposed $16 million project would upgrade Pittsburgh’s streetlights to more efficient LED lights, though two council members said they’ve already heard pushback from residents. The city has identified The Efficiency Network, an independent energy services company, to handle the proposed citywide project. The company would survey the city’s streetlights

Curtis Institute of Music, with Support from City and State Energy Programs, Commences Energy Efficient Facilities Improvements News provided by Share this article Share this article PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 16, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- The Curtis Institute of Music is kicking off a three-year project to make energy efficiency investments in its Philadelphia facilities through an agreement with The Efficiency Network (TEN). "Improving our facilities across the Curtis campus is a key objective in our stra...