ACCA developed the A2L safety training program to help the HVACR industry navigate the transition to more environmentally friendly refrigerants that present new safety challenges due to their mildly flammable characteristics.
Thryv offers tools for marketing, scheduling, estimates, invoicing, payments, and online reputation management — all from a single dashboard with built-in automations.
Worthington’s portfolio includes essential heating, cooling, cooking, and water solutions — many of which are integral to HVACR systems — and building systems, including HVAC components.
ACCA's R-454B Resource Center includes a regularly updated FAQ section, guidance from manufacturers and suppliers, and free training for ACCA members on the safe handling of A2L refrigerants.
ACCA 2025 also marked a leadership transition at ACCA, as Eddie McFarlane, chief learning and development officer at Sila Services, began his year-long ACCA chairmanship, taking over for Martin Hoover.
The ACHR NEWS spoke with Barton James, president/CEO of ACCA, and Kate Wessels, vice president of communications, marketing, and partnerships, about what the organization is looking ahead to this year.
As federal gridlock sets in, HVAC industry groups are pivoting their advocacy efforts toward state legislatures and city councils, scoring wins on issues ranging from labor to the environment.