Articles Tagged with ''Congress and the HVACR Industry''

This year’s conference — co-hosted with the American Supply Association (ASA) — will bring contractors and industry leaders to Capitol Hill to meet with federal legislators and discuss policies that impact the plumbing and HVACR industries.

Cities, states have pushed electrification at the expense of natural gas — now Congress is pushing back. 

Delayed payments, paused approvals, slowed processing — contractors’ quick guide to navigating the shutdown.

Portions of the sweeping One Big, Beautiful Bill Act impacted the HVACR industry, but lobbyists are still keeping busy on several fronts. 

Temporary supply chain friction is being weaponized to sabotage a domestic policy that protects American jobs, technology, and economic leadership.

Senate and House bills keep funding steady – industry, consumer advocates, and Congress say the program saves money and bolsters U.S. manufacturing.

House Republicans are asking EPA to reconsider the HFC Management Rule, noting that it will hurt small businesses and have minimal environmental benefit.

After much speculation, the "Big, Beautiful Bill" has been passed, and there are several points that will directly impact the HVAC industry. 

Four key HVAC incentives, including 25C and 25D, are one step closer to repeal after a razor-thin Senate vote.

A popular tax credit that helps homeowners afford energy-efficient HVAC upgrades is on the line. As Congress debates the “Big, Beautiful Bill,” contractors and distributors are speaking out about what losing Section 25C could mean for their businesses — and the industry's future.