Energy Environmental Corporation Receives Environmental Stewardship Award from City of Centennial

PR Log (Press Release) – Oct 22, 2009 – The award was presented to EEC for its advanced approach to building energy efficiency, consumer education, and renewable contractor job training.  EEC designs and installs integrated HVAC and renewable energy systems in retrofit and new home applications which provide far greater energy savings than conventional systems. They have donated time and expertise to help educate and train students involved in Goodwill’s Energy Workforce program and are involved in providing on the job training for graduates of a local community college’s renewable energy certification program.  

EEC is in the final construction phase of its Platinum LEED demonstration home, located in Centennial, Colorado.  Serving as a technology test bed for EEC’s integrated renewable HVAC designs and technologies, the home presents a new level for building science and sets a viable standard for low and net zero energy buildings.    It has been selected as the demonstration home for the Energy Star Summit this December in Denver and is being used as an educational and training tool in the green building community. For more information on the home, visit the project website at http://www.platinumleedhome.com.

“We are very excited to have been nominated and recognized by the city of Centennial,” said Albert Wallace, President of EEC and owner and builder of the Platinum LEED Home. He continued, “With 40% of energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions related to building construction and use, we believe adopting a whole house approach to energy efficiency and integrated renewable residential systems is critical in addressing these challenges and reducing our dependence on fossil fuels.”  

About Energy Environmental Corporation:
EEC is a company specializing in a whole house approach to the design and implementation of integrated HVAC and renewable energy systems for energy efficiency, comfort, and health in residential buildings. Using industry best practices and modeling capabilities from Europe, EEC is able to deliver cost effective fully integrated systems whose efficiency far exceeds conventional fossil fuel HVAC systems.  For more information, visit http://www.energyhomes.org.