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The new Trane Rental Services site offers customers across Canada a comprehensive suite of rental options, supported by factory-trained experts and robust contingency planning, a press release from Trane said.

The commercial HVAC market is rapidly growing due to increasing urbanization, rising demand for energy-efficient systems, and climate change awareness, a statement from The Insight Partners said.

Arkema will sell HFO blends under its Forane brand. These refrigerants — many of which are already preferred by leading equipment manufacturers — meet HVACR industry regulations and improve energy efficiency for businesses and homeowners.

The agenda includes behind-the-scenes visits to key operational areas within Citizens Bank Park, including the HVAC controls room, the carpenter shop, the mechanical room, and the grounds crew facility.

“We’re taking practical steps to support our customers during the current R-454B cylinder shortage,” said Lennox Home Comfort Solutions president Sarah Martin.

The HOMES part of the Indiana Energy Saver program involves a whole-home energy assessment with targeted recommendations for efficiency improvements. Low-income households may qualify for a rebate of up to $18,000 for achieving energy savings of 35% or more.

The "Big Beautiful Bill Act" repeals three federal tax credits that can be applied to high-efficiency residential HVAC equipment. The bill passed the House on Thursday and now moves to the Senate.

Malco was founded in 1950 by Mark W. Keymer, a young steel supply salesman who invented a pipe crimper for installing sheet metal ductwork used in forced-air heating systems.

Known for its commitment to high-quality repairs and customer satisfaction, ITM Instruments operates multiple service locations across Canada, a press release from NAVAC said.

Housecall Pro's Spring Summit will feature four educational tracks — Build, Grow, Scale, and AI — designed to help professionals build foundations, processes, and a culture for growth.