New Natural Gas Technologies for Enhancing the Indoor Environment
Eric Burgis, William Ryan
Abstract
Eric Burgis, William Ryan
Abstract
For decades, natural gas has been used largely as a heating fuelfor commercial buildings. Today’s technologies provide an opportunityfor natural gas to provide far more to your commercial clients by pro-viding an enhanced indoor environment at reduced costs and with lessenvironmental impact than conventional electric systems.
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For decades, natural gas has been used largely as a heating fuelfor commercial buildings. Today’s technologies provide an opportunityfor natural gas to provide far more to your commercial clients by pro-viding an enhanced indoor environment at reduced costs and with lessenvironmental impact than conventional electric systems.
Key concepts: Natural gas, Natural (archaeology), Environmental science, Architectural engineering, Environmental economics, Waste management, Engineering, Geology