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2021 Top Takeaways for HVAC Industry

January 13, 2022

The ACHR NEWS talked with leaders in the industry about lessons learned in 2021 that can be applied in the new year.

Pandemic Prompts Rescheduling of Solar Forum

Postponed for 10 months, event will marry HVACR, solar power

January 6, 2022

The Solar Forum, a conference designed to introduce HVACR contractors to solar power, was postponed for 10 months due to the worldwide surge in coronavirus infections.

ACCA Mourns the Loss of Jack Rise

January 5, 2022

ACCA shared the passing of Jack Rise, ACCA educational program instructor and ACCA Now contributor.

ACCA Announces 2021 Service Manager of the Year

December 10, 2021

ACCA announced that Michael Barone of Encon Mechanical has been named ACCA's 2021 Service Manager of the Year, sponsored by XOi Technologies.

THE SOLAR FORUM: The Nation’s First HVAC & Solar Event

Helping elite residential HVAC contractors stay ahead of the game in the rapidly evolving home services industry

November 30, 2021

ACCA has teamed up with Pearl Certification to present The Solar Forum, an event designed to help residential HVAC contractors stay ahead of the game in the rapidly evolving home services industry.

ACCA Fall Meetings Bring Industry Members Together Again

November 24, 2021

ACCA held back-to-back fall meetings in New Orleans, LA, bringing together contracting professionals for industry-led educational programs and networking for the first time since 2019.

HFC Phasedown Rule Creates Cylinder-Shaped Concerns

HARDI, ACCA critiques of DOE strategy focus on QC tracking and refillable requirement

Robert Beverly

November 17, 2021

The DOE’s plans regarding refrigerant cylinders have HARDI voicing concerns on behalf of distributors.

OSHA Offers Vaccination Detail, Loses First Court Test

The COVID-related workplace proposal clarifies which companies would qualify and which employees would be exempt

Robert Beverly

November 11, 2021

Thanks to a stay issued by a U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals judge in New Orleans, the first volley of what is likely to be a multistep judicial battle puts the OSHA emergency temporary standard in limbo roughly 48 hours after the agency had released it.