Articles Tagged with ''Department of Energy (DOE)''

The current administration was able to undo the Biden-era regulations by using a tool called the Congressional Review Act, which allows Congress to review and overturn, within a specific time frame, federal regulations issued by government agencies.

New leaders mean the beginning of a new chapter, and according to Intellihot, this one requires an experienced and accomplished CEO like Hurley to lead and prosecute the next phase of profitable growth. 

The Senate voted to overturn a Department of Energy (DOE) rule that Rinnai America says would have effectively banned non-condensing tankless water heaters.

A lawmaker has introduced legislation, seeking to overturn new efficiency standards for walk-in coolers. 

President Trump’s administration has made a lot of HVAC news in his first month on the job. Here is a look at what that means for HVAC contractors, distributors, and manufacturers. 

The Trump administration has postponed the implementation of HVAC efficiency standards for appliances like central air conditioners and instantaneous gas water heaters.

Eight manufacturers are putting what they learned during the Residential Cold Climate Heat Pump Technology Challenge into new heat pumps, and two companies already have new models on the market. 

North Carolina’s rebate programs will initially focus on single-family, owner-occupied housing, particularly in disadvantaged regions and in areas affected by hurricane damage.

“Our partnership with Copeland will help us meet the rigorous standards of the DOE’s Commercial Building Heat Pump Technology Challenge,” said Brent Stockton, director of engineering at Aaon.