Articles by Joanna R. Turpin

Hybrid systems offer a pathway that balances environmental concerns with practical considerations, ensuring a more sustainable and feasible transition towards cleaner energy sources.

Federal and state regulations are causing the data center industry to transition to low-GWP refrigerants. New solutions are emerging that reduce environmental impact, while maintaining performance and reliability.

At the EPIC 2024 Convention, a diverse group of contracting business owners answered questions from other contractors on a wide range of topics.

In this showcase, The ACHR NEWS introduces the latest cooling equipment available for the upcoming summer season in order to help contractors distinguish between brands.

At the AHR Expo, manufacturers displayed their latest commercial refrigeration equipment, which included condensing units, components, controls, and other solutions.

Supporters believe New York's proposed HFC rules combat climate change, but critics worry they are too aggressive and could leave residents without access to HVACR systems.

While refrigerant regulations are important, there are other rules and regulations being implemented that HVACR contractors need to understand.

The HVACR industry faces challenges like inflation, labor shortages, and higher interest rates. At EGIA’s EPIC 2024 Convention, CPA, Gene Marks, offered six strategies for overcoming these issues and achieving success.

The lack of technicians in the HVACR industry has been a problem for years, but by working together, the industry hopes to find ways to recruit and retain more technicians.

During a panel discussion at the AHR Expo, industry experts discussed a wide variety of topics including the refrigerant transition, workforce training, and the push for the adoption of heat pumps.