Articles Tagged with ''energy efficiency''

Falls River Group (FRG) announced that Daikin Applied Americas (Daikin Applied) has acquired the exclusive license to Sorbent Ventilation Technology (SVT) from enVerid Systems Inc. (enVerid). FRG acted as the exclusive financial advisor to enVerid on this transaction. Terms of the agreement were not disclosed.

Designed to meet the needs of a wide range of residential and light commercial applications, the line includes both single and multi-zone systems.

Regulators in at least 11 states have already moved to restrict access to or eliminate incentives for natural gas equipment. 

The building, a mixed-use office and residential tower, features modern amenities that support employee well-being, including eight dining options, a fitness center, fitness studio classes, a golf simulator, and more.

The arrival of the second Trump administration in Washington, D.C., this year brought talk of canceling the Energy Star program, though the HVAC industry and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have expressed support for it.

A federal court has upheld the Department of Energy’s furnace efficiency rule, requiring all new residential furnaces manufactured after 2028 to be 15% more efficient than today’s models. The DOE says the move will save consumers an average of $350 over the life of their equipment while cutting emissions equivalent to shutting down two dozen gas power plants.

With the rise of high-density heat loads in the data center, direct-to-chip liquid cooling has become an integral part of cooling infrastructure, and the Carrier CDU bridges between the IT equipment to other cooling products within the QuantumLeap product portfolio.

Energy Star, which was launched in 1992, certifies highly efficient appliances, including HVAC equipment, and homes and other buildings. The work is a joint EPA and U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) effort.