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INDIANAPOLIS — Carrier Corp. and its employees supported Habitat for Humanity’s latest home on the northeast side of Indianapolis. Carrier supported the construction with hundreds of employee volunteer hours, along with a donation of home comfort products.

MILWAUKEE — Since 2010, the Lennox® Heat U.P. Program has been partnering with communities to install free furnaces for deserving families. In 2017, 175 families received a free furnace.

Columbus, Ohio. — Vertiv, formerly Emerson Network Power, acquired Energy Labs, a privately owned, U.S.-based manufacturer of custom air-handling systems.

With more than 100 years of experience, the Code Council excels in building safety initiatives and develops comprehensive, coordinated, and modern building codes.

WESTPORT, Conn. — Optimism among HVACR manufacturers worldwide about economic conditions and the outlook for their own businesses has soared to record highs, according to the latest AHR Expo and ASHRAE Journal Annual Economic Outlook Survey…

Monday, Jan. 22 Women in HVACR (WHVACR) will present “Solve Your Tech and Marketing Problems with One Metric” 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. in Room S101B.

WESTPORT, Conn. The 2018 AHR Expo expanded its seminar program, making it the largest-ever education and training agenda in the show’s history.

CHICAGO — James Gidwitz, CEO of Continental Materials Corp., announced the appointment of Brian Holte as president of Williams Comfort Products and Phoenix Mfg. Inc.

TORONTO — WaterAid Canada informed Armstrong Fluid Technology that its recent donation helped bring water and sanitation to 17,000 girls and boys at 20 schools across Ethiopia, Kenya, and Uganda.

ATLANTA — ASHRAE is currently holding its 2018 Winter Conference at the Palmer House in Chicago.