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ES NEWS' Guest columnist Juwanna Anderson of Rheem explains why success in HVACR now means embracing “a fundamental commitment to continuous improvement.”

This story unpacks how pivotal tax credits – and their political uncertainty – are upending project planning, investment, and contracting for sheet metal and HVAC professionals, with commentary from SMACNA leaders on what needs to change.

New Jersey-based Triangle Tube closed abruptly on November 3, but the company website says the voluntary recall of approximately 67,500 boilers will not be affected.

RectorSeal closes its acquisition of MARS Parts, adding motors, capacitors, relays, and contactors to its HVAC lineup.

Housten joined Rheem in 2024 with nearly 20 years of global experience in operations across multiple industries.

At the forefront of Daikin Applied’s expanded data center solutions is the Magnitude WME-C Quad Chiller, a large capacity chiller featuring magnetic-bearing technology.

Small-diameter copper tubes are revolutionizing HVAC/R systems by enabling higher efficiency, lower refrigerant use, and greater design flexibility to meet modern energy and sustainability standards.

The a/c and heat pump shipment numbers reflect some of the headwinds industry leaders discussed during last month’s Morgan Stanley Laguna Conference: low consumer demand, high interest rates, tariffs on imported products and materials, and the continuing fallout from the refrigerant transition.

A Buffalo-area contractor cut its shop heating bill in half after switching to Navien’s 97%-efficient NPF hydro-furnace. Reding Inc. now has 50 installs, zero call-backs, and a quieter office—plus faster setups with the guided display.

When the grid strains and fossil fuels fill the gap, HVAC innovation takes center stage. Inside the push for next-gen systems designed for efficiency, flexibility, and the future of climate extremes.