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NASRC, PG&E Co-Host Refrigerant Regulations Workshop

Will help supermarkets prepare for California's refrigerant regulations

July 3, 2019

On July 18, NASRC and PG&E will co-host an educational workshop to help the supermarket industry prepare for California’s refrigerant regulations.

AHRI and UN Environment Launch Global Refrigerant Management Training Program

First round of training sessions occurred in Kigali, Rwanda

July 2, 2019

AHRI and UN Environment completed the first round of training sessions for the Refrigerant Driving License (RDL), in Kigali, Rwanda.

The York® YHAU Chiller/Heat Pump - The ACHR News

Market Trends in the Chiller Industry

What's hot in cold

Maria Taylor

July 1, 2019

In the U.S., without federal direction, states and cities are taking steps to reduce high-GWP refrigerants, driving change throughout the industry.

Letters From Our Readers: July 1, 2019

July 1, 2019

The following remarks were made regarding the article “Renewable Resources Could Save American Suburbs,” written by Maria Taylor, business management editor of The NEWS, published May 27.

Armstrong Fluid Technology Signs Net Zero Carbon Buildings Commitment

Pledges to reach net zero emissions by 2030

June 27, 2019

Armstrong Fluid Technology announced that it has signed the Net Zero Carbon Buildings Commitment, launched by the World Green Building Council.

5 HVACR Industry Topics to Put on Your Radar

Industry trends and considerations discussed by members of the AHR Expo Expert Council

June 24, 2019

The HVAC industry is currently primed to utilize and contribute to big tech trends and is gearing up to be on the center stage of global change.

Marley Cooling Tower Named 2019 Environmental Leader Product of the Year

Program recognizes innovative environment, sustainability, and energy products

June 5, 2019

SPX Cooling Technologies Inc. announced the Marley NC Everest Cooling Tower was named the 2019 Environmental Leader Product of the Year.

Here, red buildings represent boilers that burn #6 oil. Pink represents boilers using #4 oil, and green represents buildings with boilers converted to cleaner fuels (with bar reflecting emissions before conversion). - The ACHR News

New York City Council Green-Lights the Climate Mobilization Act

Loans program and new department to support ambitious emissions rule for larger buildings

Robert Beverly

June 3, 2019

Last month in New York, the city council approved its Climate Mobilization Act (CMA), a package of bills representing an aggressive plan for cutting emissions across the five boroughs.