June, 2003
Ice Energy selects Dr. Douglas C. Hittle to assist with development of refrigeration lab.

Ice Energy is pleased to announce that the renowned Dr. Hittle of Colorado State University, under a separate consulting agreement, will provide design and engineering services to assist Ice Energy with its refrigeration lab and as a technology advisor for planned research and development projects. Dr. Hittle brings more than 30 years of experience in design, research and consulting in mechanical and environmental engineering. Dr Hittle is currently a Professor of Mechanical Engineering, at Colorado State University and Director of the Solar Energy Applications Laboratory. Dr. Hittle conducts and directs research in air-conditioning system control, energy conservation, desiccant cooling, energy system simulation, and solar energy systems. Dr. Hittle has conducted research in various aspects of building energy systems including optimizing cooling coils for use with ice storage systems, low temperature air distribution systems, dynamics of humidity control, and expert systems and artificial intelligence for intelligent buildings.

Dr, Hittle is a Member, ASHRAE College of Fellows, Board Member, ASHRAE Leaning Institute, and Member of the National Advisory Panel to DOE on the development of energy analysis computer programs. Dr. Hittle’s clients include the Electric Power Research Institute, Naval Weapons Support Center, Los Alamos Technical Associates, and the U.S. Department of Energy.

October, 2003
Ice Energy selects Centro as its key supplier for Rotationally Molded Tanks.

Ice Energy chose Centro because of their leadership in providing double walled insulated tanks.  "We were impressed with their customer focus and commitment to quality and excellence," said Gino Campana, VP of Manufacturing for Ice Energy. Centro is located in North Liberty, Iowa.

For more information visit:

WWW.CENTROINC.COM

April, 2003
Ice Energy selects SolidWorks 3D Design Software

Ice Energy chose SolidWorks because of the software's ease-of-use, Windows compatibility, short learning curve, and full associativity across assemblies, models, and drawings. By deploying SolidWorks, Ice Energy anticipates a 30+percent reduction in its design cycle.