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SFGTV2 February 25, 2013

Installing. Two sets of these or one set of 500s. When somebody orders this grounding electrode, how much do they usually order . By national code, we need 20 feet. 20 feet has to be buried. In the rebar. We need 20 feet. So whatever we need longer, we can cut extra. So 20 feet plus what it takes to get. Whatever they want to. Cut us off a little bit. David, lets talk about Energy Efficiency. I know fluorescent lights and bulbs are a big issues right now. People are changing oldstyle fluorescent...
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SFGTV2 February 18, 2013

That comes from the panel board that only supplies the receptacles that youre going to be using for the computer or sensitive equipment is one answer. You want to make sure that you install that circuit, the wires are remote from any radio frequency devices or any other circuits that might impose a radio frequency on them. What kind of wires would impose a radio frequency . It could be a computer, another computer, it could be the microwave oven. You want to separate is from any other ideally. I...
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Kingston gets $847,000 for solar array on First Avenue

KINGSTON, N.Y. – The city has been awarded eight state Energy Research and Development Authority Clean Energy Communities Program grants, totaling $847,000, toward a solar installation on city property, according to Mayor Steve Noble.The eight awarded grants will fund a project to install a ground-mount solar array at 514-528 First Ave.The First Avenue Yard is […]
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Rep. Kathy Shaw: Legislature can make it easier for people to grow their own food

As a state, we need to do more to make healthy, locally-grown food available to more people. I’ve been a longtime farmer in our community, and have frequently fielded questions from folks about how we can help make this happen. Currently, under the Maine Uniform Building and Energy Code, structures used to grow crops are […]
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