Harvesting Energy Through the Window

Harvesting Energy Through the Window

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Welding Pathways

ASME TechCast kicks off a new series, “Meet Your Educator,” spotlighting engineering professionals at ASME Learning & Development who are providing specialized training to help engineering professionals advance their skills and grow their careers.In this episode, Chris O'Rourke, ...  Show more

Geothermal in Building Design: An MEP Perspective

In this episode, we check in with Wyatt Roberts, Head of New Construction at Dandelion Energy, about what geothermal HVAC looks like in practice. Building on our previous conversation with Dandelion founder Kathy Hannun, the discussion shifts to the MEP perspective. Learn how mec ...  Show more

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