IKEA Going Geothermal in Colorado | Tomorrow is greener
The news about IKEA’s new store in Colorado is exciting but it is not just about furniture. Not everyone finds IKEA furniture exciting anyway, and the store will not begin operating till later in 2011. But it is already generating more interest than most IKEA store openings, and the cause for excitement here is that the store temperature will be regulated through a geothermal system instead of conventional heating and cooling systems.
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
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