A snow dragon melting snow. Wikipedia. The device potentially has value for several sectors, including governments, businesses and homes. “For homeowners, ...

As the big dig out continues, one of the biggest challenges for cities has been where to put all of that snow, especially in the dense neighborhoods of D.C. But the District is also concerned ...

BALTIMORE WBFF -- Contractors from as far away as Canada are contributing to the 600 additional pieces of equipment Baltimore officials have brought in to continue removing snow from city streets ...

“Three snow melters were used in the District: the Snow Dragon, which was operated by District employees. Two other melters, manufactured by Aero, were operated by their own staff.” ...

First, Baltimore rented a Snow Dragon from Canada to help melt away mountains of snow, gaining much media attention. Then, D.C. residents started asking, "Hey, what happened to ours?" Last week ...

Snow Dragon, a machine packed with so much burning power it can heat 75 homes, melts 18 tons of snow per hour during Melter reduces Buffalo’s snow piles to water Skip to main content Skip to ...

According to Snow Dragon’s website, a Snow Dragon is a commercial snow-melting system that uses heat exchanger technology to melt accumulated snow.

Snow Dragon Snowmelters does just that. The company's director of sales and marketing, Jennifer Binney , joins Here & Now' s Jeremy Hobson to explain how these massive machines work. Pictured is ...

With the snow storm that dumped 9.5 inches of snow on MetroWest Thursday, the mall only had to plow a 546-space lot to the east and a 883-space lot to the south, plus travel lanes and sidewalks.

The Snow Dragon rarely rests. On Saturday, Denver Public Works employees were feeding the snow melter and monitoring its temperature in a Coors Field parking lot. Nearly two months after the ...

It's called the Snow Dragon. It came from Canada and it will melt 100 tons of snow in an hour. All that snow and nowhere to put it almost anywhere you go in the city, you'll see huge piles of snow ...