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

An amended bill slashes 25C and 25D, phases out clean energy production credits early, but also offers a glimmer of hope for the geothermal industry. 

The current administration was able to undo the Biden-era regulations by using a tool called the Congressional Review Act, which allows Congress to review and overturn, within a specific time frame, federal regulations issued by government agencies.

President Trump tasks newly appointed Lori Chavez-DeRemer "to create tremendous opportunity for American Workers, to expand Training and Apprenticeships, to grow wages and improve working conditions."

With the CHIPS Act requiring 60 votes for repeal, and development reaching mostly red districts, Trump's critique appears unlikely to translate into legislative action.

The Treasury Department announced that it will not enforce penalties or fines against U.S. companies that do not register under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA). 

Congressman seeks to use the Congressional Review Act to nullify EPA rule on HFC refrigerant management. 

The American Gas Association shared an open letter with President Trump, his administration and Members of the 119th Congress last week outlining five important steps the industry can collaborate on to unleash America’s full energy potential, drive the economy and jobs of the future and protect our national security.

With Republicans winning both the presidency and Congress, leaders at HVACR trade groups say the new national political environment will, on balance, be good for the industry. 

A change in the balance of power in Washington, D.C., and a desire to extend Trump-era tax cuts, could derail parts of the Inflation Reduction Act.

Wisconsin just became the first state in the nation to launch the Home Efficiency (HOMES) portion of the IRA's rebate program.