HTHV

Resource pages for "HTHV"-related posts for facility managers (FMs), building operations professionals and decision-makers in all industry sectors.

The U.S. Department of Energy recently tested HTHV technology—High Temperature Heating & Ventilation—compared to traditional unit heaters.

TruBTU is an app that helps determine the best and most efficient means for heating and ventilating a space.

May 16, 2022

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April 1, 2022

Cathy Campbell discusses updates to hospital cleaning protocols and presents expert-developed disinfection solutions that keep your occupants safe.

FacilityBlog May 19, 2022

Biometric solutions improve the user experience and enhance security for buildings and access to its resources and services.

Safety May 19, 2022

ANSI has approved the introduction of the standard ANSI/BIFMA X6.5-2022 Home Office and Occasional-Use Desk, Table and Storage Products.

CertainTeed's LEVELLINE Outside 90 drywall corner beads deliver durability and are designed to create perfect outside corners in less time.

The roadmap will help Americans and the nation’s built environment manage risk to mitigate the devastating effects of climate change.

The proposed standards would require commercial water heaters to incorporate condensing technology.

FacilityBlog May 18, 2022

Eric Teicholz SFP Scholarship supports young FM professionals interested in attaining a specialty credential in sustainability.

Business Facilities Magazine

Better Buildings Initiative Creates More Than $15B In Energy Savings May 18, 2022
Since 2011, the Better Buildings Initiative has partnered with public and private sector leaders to improve energy efficiency of commercial buildings and industrial plants.
Shinhwa To Invest $78M In Alabama Expansion May 18, 2022
The South Korea-based auto parts supplier will create 42 jobs with its second facility in the Auburn Technology Park West.
Japan-Based Nissin Foods Expanding In Hungary May 18, 2022
By 2024, Nissin Foods will invest more than $12 million and create 20 new jobs with an expansion of its Kecskemét, Hungary plant.