The University of Maryland in the USA has shortlisted five consortia for NextGen Energy Program in College Park. The University received thirteen responses for RFQ of works of improving, manage, operate and maintenance of the University of Maryland's central heating, cooling, and electric generation and distribution systems.
The five shortlisted consortia are as follows :
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