The Propane Education & Research Council’s Energy for Everyone Hero Award recognizes the ways propane is contributing to enhanced efficiency, sustainability, and profitability, PERC said.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced seven finalists in the $10 million Empire Technology Prize, a competitive opportunity for global solution providers launched last October to advance building technologies for low carbon heating system retrofits in tall commercial and multifamily buildings in New York State. 

The expansion reflects the company’s commitment to meeting the evolving needs of customers and enhancing its service offerings, a press release from Climate Specialists said.

The nine-month UTI program covers air handling and hydronics, AC and DC circuits and components, sheet-metal ductwork, vent system selection and installation, and mechanical and electronic controls troubleshooting.

Jeff Shusta, a seasoned business strategist, joins Daikin Applied as vice president of corporate development and Ashish Srivastava, an experienced executive in digital transformation, has been named vice president of digital and information technology.  

Actrol’s integration of Honeywell’s Solstice technology aligns with Australia’s commitment to reduce carbon emissions from high-GWP refrigerants by 85% before 2036.

“These individuals represent the best in our industry this year, and it is our privilege to bestow these national awards for their excellence and dedication,” said Matt Spink of Platinum Energy Group, who chaired the awards committee.

The collaboration will allow Duravent Group to offer customers an extensive array of high-quality, domestically produced products that enhance and expand its current hearth offerings.

BDR provides business coaching and training to field-service contractors and distributors. The company helps founder-owned businesses build sustainable companies through a broad portfolio of coaching services focused on strategy, accounting, and marketing.

Carrier University, established in 1929, will use its new training center to host more than 1,200 students annually for in-person courses. An additional 7,400 students will participate in virtual instruction, the company said.