Last week, 9News went to The Event Center at Church Ranch, one of our commercial client’s installations, to see why they chose our system over traditional air conditioners or swamp coolers. The Event Center is a beautifully landscaped location that hosts many ceremonies – everything from weddings to wakes. In the interview, Brian Zehnder, one [...]
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Coolerado recently won a Sustainability Champion award from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. We were selected from a pool of nearly 100 entries and given the award based on the following criteria: environment, economy, innovation, education and cost savings. More below.
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“Jobs.” According to many polls, this issue is still the number #1 concern for Americans. Well, we received outstanding news with two words last week. “Tax Credit.”
Granted, not always the most fascinating words, but we were awarded a tax credit from the government last week to help us build our green air conditioners – in [...]
There’s a new ‘rule-of-thumb’ calculation tool on the Coolerado website to help our customers select which Coolerado product(s) would likely be best for their project, and how many they would likely need. It only has seven inputs, so the tool is intended to be a rough estimator, not a definitive sizing program.
It’s a fun, [...]
Popular Science announced Coolerado’s new hybrid air conditioner, the H80, won a “Best New Green Technology” award in their annual Best of What’s New edition. Look for us in the December 2009 print edition on page 70, or link to the article here: http://www.popsci.com/bown/2009/product/coolerado-h80/Order your Coolerado air conditioner today – in some cases you’ll save [...]
Usain Bolt is currently the fastest man on the planet with a top speed record of 23.35 MPH set at the last Olympics – a fractional improvement from the last record holder. But what if Mr. Bolt improved his speed by 80%, meaning he could now run upwards of 42 MPH? People would be in [...]
