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Massachusetts has adopted Commercial Stretch Energy Codes as part of its broader effort to improve energy efficiency and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. These codes are designed to go beyond the baseline energy codes and set higher performance standards for new commercial buildings and major renovations. The codes will indirectly affect our industry when upgrading equipment and remodeling existing buildings and it will be essential to stay current with the future Mass Save Programs.

Here is the answer in our latest round of Name That Part. Thank you to everyone who took the time to submit a guess!

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As we wrap up 2023, we're taking a look back at the most popular posts from our website, The Heat Exchange blog and our social media platforms. We've enjoyed highlighting some of our projects and news throughout the year. 

Get to know Dave Richardson.

Summer is in full swing and you may have some big projects going on in your boiler room. When boilers are shut down for the season, it’s the perfect time for upgrades as well as corrective or preventive maintenance.

Our Construction and Service divisions are growing and we're looking for Journeyman Plumbers and Services Technicians to join our team!

Please join The Wilkinson Companies in welcoming Richard Moynihan, our new Chief Financial Officer.

In January, the Federal Register provided an updated document highlighting energy conservation standards regarding boilers and minimum efficiencies. The new boiler energy conservation standards were set by the US Department of Energy to improve boiler efficiency, reduce energy consumption and limit emissions.

Get to know Steve King.