Articles Tagged with ''politics and HVACR''

A Supreme Court confirmation and COVID relief dominated October in the Senate, but the month started on an especially HVAC-relevant note.

We have a short menu of decent legislative ingredients for assisting a sector that Americans might appreciate right about now more than ever.

Like it or not, every business owner is a politician of sorts.

HVAC is a key factor in creating a solution for in-person voting.

The revised amendment will authorize a 15-year phasedown of HFCs at a national level for the first time, administered by the EPA.

Contractors would be well served to research where the candidates stand on industry issues before they cast their vote.

When money is cheap and capital is available like it is now, conditions set up perfect for both buyers and sellers.

Each round of COVID-related relief discussions in Washington is its own adventure in priorities, politics, and appearances.

“Any malls that will open in New York — large malls — we will make it mandatory that they have air filtration systems that can filter out the COVID virus.”

“Construction is ever-evolving, and how we prepare trades professionals matters now more than ever.”