Articles Tagged with ''politics and HVACR''

Arkansas HVACR Association’s persistence pays off in continuing education legislation.

With one EPA rule proposed and a menu of state initiatives underway, the unfolding reality for HVAC distributors is that the specifics of these policy rollouts are going to matter — possibly quite a bit.

With every day that passes, pessimism grows a little more about the prospects of significant infrastructure legislation making it through Congress.

It’s important to understand that this would be the largest increase in the shortest span of time since the federal minimum wage was introduced in 1938.

Washington State Governor Jay Inslee recently signed a package of climate bills including HB 1050, a bill to regulate HFCs.

Taxes may be something no one can avoid, but thanks to recent federal legislation, the geothermal industry can take at least a little of the sting out of it.

AHRI’s vice president of government affairs hosted a bipartisan webinar panel to talk about the state of climate-related legislation and the factors in play.

President Joe Biden is suddenly showing a lot of interest in HVAC. Biden visited an HVAC laboratory at Tidewater Community College in Virginia in early May.

From Texas, California, Washington, and Maine, panelists offered legislation insights in the second installment of the AHRI Spring Webinar Series.

The Biden administration announced the E3 Initiative, and one of its elements is specifically designed for HVAC contractors.