Building owners save energy one window at a time - Commercial Real Estate South Florida

You may remember our Although the costs of Heat Mirror technology are high, they allow for smaller heating and cooling systems, and eventually businesses will see a payback on their investment.

To learn more, check out this article from National Real Estate Investor.

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Tags: businesses saving energy, going green, Heat Mirror technology, National Real Estate Investor, retrofitting windows in Empire State Building, Southwall Technologies

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August 25, 2010Building owners save energy one window at a time[You may remember our Although the costs of Heat Mirror technology are high, they allow for smaller heating and cooling systems, and eventually businesses will see a payback on their investment. To learn more, check...]

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August 25, 2010
Building owners save energy one window at a time

[You may remember our Although the costs of Heat Mirror technology are high, they allow for smaller heating and cooling systems, and eventually businesses will see a payback on their investment. To learn more, check...]