The ATMOsphere America focused on educating attendees about the benefits of using natural refrigerants in commercial and industrial refrigeration equipment.

Nathan Walker (right) of Goodman Mfg. and Philip Johnston (left) of Daikin Applied talk with The NEWS about some of the technical aspects of R-32.

Change is coming once again to the HVACR industry, as there is a growing movement to transition from R-410A to lower-GWP refrigerants.

The ACHR NEWS speaks with ACCA president and CEO Bart James.

The California Air Resources (CARB) Board will conduct a public hearing (likely remote) on December 10 at 9 a.m.

The HVACR industry will likely soon be in the midst of another refrigerant change, which is causing a bit of unease amongst some.

There are several nonflammable (A1) alternatives to R-410A available that are designed to be used in a variety of residential and commercial cooling equipment.

Governor Andrew M. Cuomo recently announced that new regulations have been finalized to significantly reduce the use of HFCs in New York State.

Who is to say where this industry ends up regarding new refrigerant technologies? This is an evolving situation.

When it comes to recruiting young talent to the HVACR industry, Morgan Smith thinks natural refrigerants are key.