A raft of new companies and research groups are researching how to reduce carbon and refrigerant emissions, and the result is a number of promising cooling innovations, which could bring significant changes to the HVAC industry.
Sustainable commercial construction is the wave of the future, and, for many, the future is now. Public awareness of the benefits of sustainable — some call them green — buildings is increasing.
Trane Technologies’ commercial HVAC business announced a price increase ranging from 3-6% on select Traneunitary, applied, and controls equipment with some items subject to additional increases.
Renewable energy enthusiasts now have reason to celebrate: EVAPCO offers a solar-powered evaporative cooling tower. The SUN cooling tower is paired with PV panels to dramatically reduce energy consumption.
In addition to the standard tools maternity providers have, midwives have one very unique tool: lots and lots of water! The priority is finding a water heater that could provide this high volume of hot water continuously.
As more and more data centers emerge, HVAC manufacturers have been prompted to introduce more products that recover excess heat and put it to good use.
Some manufacturers are taking their dedication to decarbonization and electrification a step further by participating in the Department of Energy’s (DOE) Residential Cold Climate Heat Pump (CCHP) Technology Challenge.
From ice machines to reach-ins to controls to components, the Showcase is designed to educate contractors about the new commercial and industrial refrigeration products available, so they can help their customers make the right choice for their application.