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Keystone Engineering Group, Frazer Pa., has recently expanded its electrical services to include arc flash hazard analysis...More

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with Bel Air Lighting, recently announced a voluntary recall of the company's outdoor wallmount lanterns...More

The widespread adoption of retrofit LED lamps will create global energy savings worth $100 billion over the next five years, according to a recent report from IMS Research...More

Kohl’s Department Stores recently announced that the company will expand its solar program by nearly 25% in 2012, installing solar panels at approximately 30 additional Kohl’s locations...More

In 1865 as the Civil War neared its end — in an era of candlelight and gaslight — President Lincoln signed an act of Congress creating a series of regional hospitals and “work camps” throughout the eastern United States for disabled veterans specifically. One of the first of those regional centers was originally a summer resort near the city of Augusta, Maine, known as Togus Springs. By the end of WWII, Togus had become a full-service medical center that continued to grow over the years....More

Understanding the consequences of accepting "engineered assumptions" when performing an arc flash study...More

The Communications Cable and Connectivity Association (CCCA) and the Sustainable Technology Environments Program (STEP) Foundation, are pleased to announce that CCCA has joined the STEP Foundation Board of Directors as a Supporting Member....More

PG&E has accepted the Better Buildings Challenge from the White House and U.S. Department of Energy, becoming a Better Buildings Challenge Utility Ally...More

The National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) has recently published NEMA AB 3, "Molded Case Circuit Breakers and Their Application."...More

In answer to a proprietary survey, the companies on EC&M’s 2012 Top 30 Electrical Design Firms list earned $1.1 billion in revenue related to electrical design services in 2011...More

After many months of planning, preparation and implementation, ECM has launched a redesigned site with new features.  Users of the site will be able to take advantage of a better search function, easier access to all kinds of content including articles, photo and video galleries, new events, etc.  Navigation throughout the site has also been improved with a new top navigation menu.  In addition, users can easily access webinars, white papers and other content written by popular authors.  Books, magazines and newsletters can all easily be found on the new site.  W...More