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Sustainable Office Solutions grows into larger space

SALINA  —  Sustainable Office Solutions, LLC has moved under a bigger roof. A bigger, bright-green roof. In October, the furniture company moved its headquarters to suite 30 at 900 Old Liverpool Road in the town of Salina. The new location gives it 1,400 square feet of office space along with 16,000 square feet of warehouse […]

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NYS Green Building Conference offers more education this year

SYRACUSE  —  The organizers of the New York State Green Building Conference decided to build out the event’s educational offerings this year. “We’ve expanded the scope to now include two days of education regarding all different aspects of green building,” says Tracie Hall, executive director of the U.S. Green Building Council New York Upstate Chapter.

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Grant to help Synex promote capabilities

PULASKI — A new division of the Fulton Cos. is focusing on control systems for building energy systems.   Synex Controls was originally developing electronic-control systems meant to ensure that condensing boilers run efficiently and maintain comfortable indoor environments. Fulton, a manufacturer of boilers, started the division in January 2011. Soon after Synex began, customers

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Taking Advantage of Green-Building Incentives

Business owners considering the construction of a new building or the substantial renovation of an existing structure should consider using green-building practices to capitalize on the economic incentives available.  While these incentive programs are not always well known or publicized, they can lead to substantial savings, both initially and throughout the life of the building. 

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NYSERDA recognizes home builders and energy raters in New York Energy Star Homes program

The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) has recognized three home builders and three energy raters with awards for excellence in building New York Energy Star Homes during 2010 and 2011.  New York Energy Star Homes are new homes designed to consume less energy than the typical house built to New York

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Obamacare turns two, costs still rising as point of no return nears

It has been two years since Obamacare has signed into law, and the costs keep climbing. Through 2022, taxpayers are on the hook for gross costs of $1.75 trillion, a 10-year figure that will only continue to rise as we near the law’s full implementation years. It has already resulted in more than 2,000 pages

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America Trusts Small Business as Key to Economic Recovery

The solution to America’s biggest challenge is small. Small business, that is.  Most Americans know and understand that the only way to put the nation’s economy back on its feet is to put people back to work. However, that simple message has become muddled in the pandemonium that has engulfed candidates of both parties in

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