Articles Tagged with ''Electrification''

Rescinding federal energy code requirements could cut $20,000 to $31,000 from new home costs while reshaping HVAC system choices. 

The real question is whether this pace of change continues once incentives wind down — or whether the last few years of acceleration were partly a policy-and-refrigerant-transition moment that won’t repeat. 

The Merino Mono is priced at a single, transparent flat rate of $3,800, hardware and professional installation included, with installs completed in under one hour.

Energy experts say in this world of uncertainties, electrification is here to stay. HVAC professionals offer insights into capitalizing on this growing trend.  

Yaskawa America, Inc. has acquired Variadores SAS, uniting two longtime partners to expand automation solutions and services throughout Colombia and the Andean region.

The U.S. grid operates at just 53% of capacity on average. Manufacturers are teaming up to unlock the rest of its potential. 

New homes in Oregon will be built using heat pumps instead of ducted a/c, a move that might be replicated in other states. 

From equipment restrictions to incentive-driven transitions, state electrification efforts are influencing how contractors sell, install, and plan for the future.