As seen on heatinghelp.com – December 1, 2015

Armstrong Fluid Technology has announced the introduction of its IPS 4000 (Integrated Pumping System), an advanced multi-zone control that directly integrates with pumping units to optimize energy performance, system handling and installation.

As seen on heatinghelp.com - November 20, 2015

Armstrong Fluid Technology has announced the introduction of its Generation Three Design Envelope pumps featuring 33 advanced energy savings models ranging in sizes from one to 75HP.  All of these pumps are available for two to 10 day express shipment.

By Wayne Rose

Global Marketing Manager at Armstrong Fluid Technology

In recent years datacenters have been faced with two conflicting priorities. The requirement for cooling continues to increase, driving up energy consumption, but there is also a growing need to reduce carbon footprint.

According to the National Resources Defense Council, datacenter energy consumption in the US is forecast to to reach 140 billion kWh by 2020, making the datacenter industry the largest user of energy in the US.

As seen on oilandgas360 : November 6, 2015

TORONTO, Nov. 6, 2015 /CNW/ - Last night, participants in CivicAction's smart energy office challenge took sustainability to new heights, celebrating a drop of close to 193 million ekWh or 12.1 per cent in collective energy use over four years, charging past the program's four-year target of 10 per cent. That's equivalent to taking more than 4,200 cars off the road and putting $13.7 millionback into office landlords' and tenants' pockets.

As seen on facilitiesnet.com: November 2, 2015

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Eco*Pulse combines industry-leading diagnostic technology with expert review to help keep central cooling systems operating at optimal performance. Eco*Pulse will be offered as a subscription-based service with Armstrong’s Integrated Plant Controller and OptiVisor products.

As seen on buffalo.edu : October 8, 2015

UB solar home in California: Photos, b-roll will be available of Solar Decathlon contest

Joshua Dillin (left) and Joe Tuberdyck of the University at Buffalo work on their ramp railing on Day 9 of the U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon at the Orange County Great Park, Irvine, California, on Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2015. (Credit: Thomas Kelsey/U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon)

As seen on prnewswire.sys-con.com : October 8, 2015

CUI Global Announces Conceptual Design Win for its New IRIS "Lite" Technology and Additional Purchase Orders for its IRIS RTU Technology

As seen on www.csemag.com : September 17, 2015

2015 Product of the Year winners

Consulting-Specifying Engineer readers have cast their votes for the 2015 Product of the Year; read about the winners.

Winners of the 11th annual Consulting-Specifying Engineer Product of the Year awards included mobile applications that allow engineers to perform tasks wirelessly, a magnetic bearing water-cooled chiller, and an all-in-one variable frequency drive that combines induction and permanent magnet motors. 

As seen in achrnews.com:  September 7, 2015

Planet Proposition initiative enjoys highly successful second year

TORONTO — Armstrong Fluid Technology’s sustainability initiative — Planet Proposition — is celebrating a highly successful second year with significant energy savings achieved via its HVAC solutions, solid progress towards its key operational environmental goals, and new community projects worldwide.

As seen on plumbingengineer.com : August, 2015

by Ashlei Cooper

On July 21, Armstrong Fluid Technology, in partnership with Maddock Industries, hosted engineers and building owners at the Palmer House Hilton Hotel in the Chicago Loop at one of its many international stops in its Design Envelope Symposium tour. Since the beginning of 2014, the company has been working to educate the industry on what it is calling the latest in innovative HVAC technology. The symposium centers on explaining how the technology can be applied to fluid flow systems for optimum energy efficiency in order to meet current and future energy codes.