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Designing Wood Gasification Boiler Protection Systems
The market for wood gasification boilers is growing in North America. Most are used in rural areas where natural gas in not available, and thus cost of firewood is often very competitive against the alternatives of #2 fuel oil or propane.More
EPA Proposes to Replace and Reduce Harmful Greenhouse Gases
The U. S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is proposing to prohibit the use of certain chemicals that significantly contribute to climate change where safer, more climate-friendly alternatives exist. This is the agency’s second action aimed at reducing emissions of hydro-fluorocarbons (HFCs), a class of potent greenhouse gases, under President Obama’s Climate Action Plan.More
HIROTEC AMERICA expanding in Auburn Hills, adding 140 new jobs
HIROTEC AMERICA Inc. is expanding in Auburn Hills with support from the Michigan Strategic Fund, the Michigan Economic Development Corporation announced today. The expansion is expected to generate up to $26 million in new capital investment and bring 140 new jobs.More
CA IOUs will meet residential solar goals
In January 2007, California began an unprecedented $3.3 billion effort to install 3,000 MW of new solar over the next decade, and transform the market for solar energy by reducing the cost of solar generating equipment. More
Public Hearing on Fracking Rules Next Week!
Can you attend a hearing on the new fracking rules in either Gaylord or Lansing next week?* If so, we need your help delivering an important message critical to strengthening these proposed protections.More
Summer Heats Up with Frost New Flavor Contest from Pure Michigan and Hudsonville Ice Cream
Hudsonville Ice Cream and Pure Michigan have teamed up again to create a Pure Michigan flavor for every season around the Great Lakes. With the help of fans, Pure Michigan Double Berry Pie and Pure Michigan Caramel Apple have become popular flavors in the Hudsonville lineup. Next up: a flavor contest inspired for the winter season.More
Automation Alley partners with Kidpreneur to host week-long summer coding camp for area youth
Automation Alley, Michigan’s largest technology business association, is hosting a summer camp for young children to learn about coding through Kidpreneur. Kidpreneur empowers children ages 7-13 to bring their ideas to life with hands-on training in entrepreneurship, Web design, robotics, app development, coding and the latest technology.More
Ownership & Control of Digital Assets
Who “owns” the corporate Twitter account?
· What happens if the social media account manager leaves?
· Who will inherit your online photo library or other “digital assets”?
· Can your wishes be trumped by website terms of use?More
Designing Wood Gasification Boiler Protection Systems
The market for wood gasification boilers is growing in North America. Most are used in rural areas where natural gas in not available, and thus cost of firewood is often very competitive against the alternatives of #2 fuel oil or propane.More
EPA Proposes to Replace and Reduce Harmful Greenhouse Gases
The U. S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is proposing to prohibit the use of certain chemicals that significantly contribute to climate change where safer, more climate-friendly alternatives exist. This is the agency’s second action aimed at reducing emissions of hydro-fluorocarbons (HFCs), a class of potent greenhouse gases, under President Obama’s Climate Action Plan.More
HIROTEC AMERICA expanding in Auburn Hills, adding 140 new jobs
HIROTEC AMERICA Inc. is expanding in Auburn Hills with support from the Michigan Strategic Fund, the Michigan Economic Development Corporation announced today. The expansion is expected to generate up to $26 million in new capital investment and bring 140 new jobs.More
CA IOUs will meet residential solar goals
In January 2007, California began an unprecedented $3.3 billion effort to install 3,000 MW of new solar over the next decade, and transform the market for solar energy by reducing the cost of solar generating equipment. More
Public Hearing on Fracking Rules Next Week!
Can you attend a hearing on the new fracking rules in either Gaylord or Lansing next week?* If so, we need your help delivering an important message critical to strengthening these proposed protections.More
Summer Heats Up with Frost New Flavor Contest from Pure Michigan and Hudsonville Ice Cream
Hudsonville Ice Cream and Pure Michigan have teamed up again to create a Pure Michigan flavor for every season around the Great Lakes. With the help of fans, Pure Michigan Double Berry Pie and Pure Michigan Caramel Apple have become popular flavors in the Hudsonville lineup. Next up: a flavor contest inspired for the winter season.More
Go to the ARISE Detroit! website, Automation Alley partners with Kidpreneur to host week-long summer coding camp for area youth
Automation Alley, Michigan’s largest technology business association, is hosting a summer camp for young children to learn about coding through Kidpreneur. Kidpreneur empowers children ages 7-13 to bring their ideas to life with hands-on training in entrepreneurship, Web design, robotics, app development, coding and the latest technology.More
Ownership & Control of Digital Assets
Who “owns” the corporate Twitter account?
· What happens if the social media account manager leaves?
· Who will inherit your online photo library or other “digital assets”?
· Can your wishes be trumped by website terms of use?More
