This issue of The ACHR NEWS highlights the differences in policy proposals between Harris and Trump that could impact the HVAC industry, explores two new studies focused on new construction trends and the explosion of new HVAC businesses opening, new technology that will record every interaction techs have with customers, the expansive 2024 Commercial Heating Showcase, the 2024/2025 Winter Weather Forecast, EPA decision on HFC allowances and penalties for 2025, the uptick in HFC reclamation, collaboration between contractors and grocers, furnace red tag second opinions, how video marketing can build trust, and the latest from SNIPS NEWS.
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In their public remarks and respective campaign platforms, the presidential candidates have outlined their positions on issues that could impact the HVACR industry.
Grocers are looking to their refrigeration contractor partners to be the experts and make suggestions about how they can transition smoothly to the new low-GWP refrigeration technologies.
Cleveland, Ohio, has now joined two California cities, and the federal government, in requiring project labor agreements (PLA) for infrastructure projects.
Biden highlighted the economic growth under his presidency, and said that while Harris has been “loyal so far,” she will “cut her own path” going forward.
Video has become an indispensable tool for effective marketing, particularly for local service providers like HVACR businesses — learn how to harness its potential.
Cameron Lowe was on a routine system checkup when his customer, David Killian, was stricken. "I was just gone. My heart had stopped," Killian recalled. A dispatcher talked Lowe through cardiopulmonary resuscitation, and together they kept Killian alive.
The Markham District Energy facility differs from standard applications because instead of relying on conventional energy sources, it captures waste heat from sewage, which enters at about 5°C and is converted into 95°C usable heat.
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