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Mark Hopf named certified energy manager
By Zachary SprungerMark Hopf, PE, CEM, a mechanical engineer with the Celina, Ohio, office of Fanning Howey, recently completed the Certified Energy Manager program through the Association of Energy Engineers. The CEM certification recognizes professionals who excel in optimizing energy performance for the built environment.
As a Certified Energy Manager, Mark leads Fanning Howey’s efforts to reduce energy consumption in learning environments across the country. Mark’s certification will enhance Fanning Howey’s commitment to sustainability-focused programs such as Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design® (LEED) certification and the ENERGY STAR® certification program.
“Fanning Howey provides our educational clients with a competitive advantage through energy-efficient buildings that reduce operating costs and put more money in the classroom,” says Terry Liette, PE, chief engineering officer for Fanning Howey. “As a Certified Energy Manager, Mark expands our team’s expertise in this area and helps Fanning Howey to deliver cost savings for our clients.”
Fanning Howey moves office to downtown Indianapolis
By Luke BellDowntown Indianapolis is welcoming a new member to its design community. On April 1st Fanning Howey is relocating our Indianapolis office to 350 East New York Street, in the heart of the Massachusetts Avenue Historic
Full ArticleAndy Koehl joins Fanning Howey as construction administrator
By Luke BellFanning Howey has rehired Andrew Koehl as construction administrator. He previously served as construction quality assurance manager for ProCLAD in Noblesville. He brings 20 years of experience in quality assurance, including eleven years at Fanning
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