Articles Tagged with ''natural gas''

A Supreme Court case could determine whether certain gas appliances remain available, with implications for millions of homes and HVAC installations. 

The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against Morris Township, New Jersey, over an ordinance requiring certain new buildings to be all-electric.  

Colorado’s 2026 clean air law, while reducing pollution, inadvertently sidelines propane water heater users, sparking urgent calls for legislative relief.

A lawsuit filed by the Department of Justice could have major implications for how other state and local governments regulate energy sources like natural gas. 

The Washington Supreme Court is reviewing Initiative 2066, a voter-approved measure that could shape natural gas access, electrification policy, and HVAC contractor options. 

Non-condensing furnaces, which make up approximately 55% of the market for natural gas furnaces in the United States, cannot be replaced by other furnace types, and their removal from the market would saddle families with costly renovations or eliminate gas as a home heating option all together. 

This filing allows HARDI to provide additional context for the court to use in making a final decision.

Regulators in at least 11 states have already moved to restrict access to or eliminate incentives for natural gas equipment. 

Water scarcity, HFC phasedowns, and net-zero pledges are reshaping how data centers stay online.

Power generation utilizing hydrogen is in the spotlight for both the mobility and stationary markets; however, the potential heating applications of hydrogen are just as prominent.