Western Pennsylvania utilities and ACCA reached out a helping hand to low-income families with a furnace check program.

The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey installs of one of the world’s largest, single closed-loop geothermal hvac systems, totaling 1,741 tons of installed geothermal heating-cooling capacity.

Some New England contractors’ customers will get a bit of relief in their heating bills this winter.

A British company’s energy-saving sensor wins out over seven other entrants in a competition for space and services in a U.S. technology center in Virginia.

Seminars, Nate Certification Testing, CFC Training and Testing, and free product sessions are only a few of the different events available during ACCA’s free tradeshow on October 10.

Fabric ductwork allows engineer and hvac contractor to create long duct runs at low cost and reduce the number of air-handling units.

To honor hardworking people everywhere on Labor Day, Dickies Workwear proudly announced its 2001 state and national winners in the 10th Annual American Worker of the Year Awards.

Facility upgrades expected to lower energy and operational costs by an estimated $130,000 a year.

Rep. Rob Simmons (R-CT), representing Connecticut’s Second District, praised the Southeast Connecticut Chapter of PHCC during remarks presented on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives.

New York Governor George E. Pataki (R) has announced that more than 20,000 older, inefficient room air conditioners in the state have been exchanged for Energy Star®-rated air conditioners, to maximize energy efficiency.