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Marathon Building Environments today purchased August Systems, a home electronics company, from Bridgid Miller. Marathon…
My Secret Garden is moving from Ninth Street, a half block north of Broadway, to…
The Heart of Missouri United Way kicked off its annual fundraising campaign today and announced…
Columbia’s incentives for saving energy are catching on with consumers, but the effort is doing more than cutting electric bills. It’s also created jobs and pumped millions of dollars into the local economy.
A coalition trying to bring a data center to northern Columbia is promoting the concept of burning biomass to generate some of its electricity, thereby providing a renewable energy source and reducing the impact on the environment.
Dan Shifley, whose company sells commercial heating, ventilation and air conditioning products, hit upon the…
At Sterling Dental Care, dentist Colin A. Malaker is doing more than helping patients keep their pearly whites right and bright. He’s also pioneering the use of wind turbines in Columbia.
Missouri Solar Applications www.mosolarapps.com (573) 635-0211 Midwest Power Solutions LLC 3408 Buttonwood Drive (573) 355-5534…
My father always said a well is just a hole in the ground, but the…
When Nick Peckham talks about his plan to generate power from the world’s rivers, he sounds more like a philosopher and anthropologist than the owner of an architectural firm.
Peckham, originally trained at the US Merchant Marine Academy and a licensed engineer, is in the early phases of developing a hydroelectric device he patented and named RioGen, essentially a floating paddle wheel meant to harness the steady power of a river to generate electricity.
Vaughn Prost’s newest company, Missouri Solar Applications LLC, got its start through a conversation with an old college friend who headed Dow Chemical’s research on solar electric shingles
It turns out that I’m going to be saving a whole lot of energy and money. I didn’t plan it; all I wanted was clean windows.
