We’ve recently heard about a great new incentive that is being offered by a Wisconsin organization by the name of Focus on Energy. Focus on Energy is offering a number of incentives, rebates, and programs for Wisconsin businesses utilizing energy efficient technology. And, you guessed it…one of their incentives includes a payment in the amount of $1,500 for the installation of an HVLS fan. Now you should note that this payment is given per fan installed by a business that meets their guidelines. We hope that potential customers in Wisconsin will take advantage of this program and perhaps other such programs will be implemented in other states, as well.
Let The Sunshine In!
So I read an article that brought a smile to my face this morning. This article began with the sentence, “It’s warm, it’s bright, it’s all around us – and most of us think we should use more of it.” The article then goes on to say that Americans generally think that we should be exploring the use of solar power, making the suggestion that solar energy should even be made a national priority!
HVLS Fans Destratify Heat Layers
If you watch or read any sort of national news, you’ve probably heard that it’s really really cold outside. I know that hardly sounds newsworthy…I mean, it is December after all! However, because of a widespread storm that dumped a significant amount of snow in much of the Midwest this week and coupled with what they are calling arctic temperatures, it seems this winter is already unseasonably cold. And even here in California, below-average temperatures and rain have left many of us warm-blooded Californians more than chilled, as well!
Giving Thanks This Thanksgiving
Well it happens every year – this time where the nation collectively stops to give thanks for the blessings in our lives. Thanksgiving has always been a special time for me and I am humbled to be able to say that I really do have a lot to be grateful for!
Energy Efficiency – The MacroAir Standard
Technologies produces the most energy efficient air movement system
with their invention, the high volume low speed (HVLS) industrial fan.
