Alaska SeaLife Center changes 98% of reliance on oil fired boilers with seawater heat from Resurrection Bay
In acknowledgment of Earth Day, the Alaska SeaLife Center (ASLC) is happy to announce implementation of a ground breaking CO2 refrigerant heat pump system, realizing the goal of moving 98% of the Center s yearly heating requires from fossil fuel to ocean water as source heat. 7 years in advancement, and attained in 2 stages, the brand-new system utilizes sea water from Resurrection Bay to heat the 120,000 square foot facility, considerably slashing heating expenses and carbon emissions.
Boilers get vengeance on Bruins
The clouds didn’t clear off, however the rain subsided just in time for the 2nd video game of Thursday s double-header at Ashford University Field that pitted the Kewanee Boilermakers and the St. Bede Bruins versus each other for the 2nd time in a week.
SBA scored frequently, but two huge innings from the Boilermakers doomed the Bruins to a 12-7 loss at the hands of Kewanee.
Chicopee to change all 5 boilers at 12-year-old high school
The city will replace the heating system at the 12-year-old Chicopee High School after 3 of the five boilers have actually failed and for 24 hour plumber are available. The City Council voted 10-0 to borrow up to $300,000 to replace the five boilers at the high school. The work is anticipated to be done over the summer.
The heating unit has actually never ever worked well, even when the school was brand brand-new. Now three of the five boilers are leaking and cannot be fixed, Ronald Simard, the director of school maintenance informed the City Council in composing.
