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The EPA’s move to extend deadlines for cutting back powerful refrigerants is drawing sharp criticism from manufacturers, who argue the rollback will actually raise air conditioning and refrigeration costs for Americans.

Accurate and continuous measurement of gas stream composition is the hidden key to safe, efficient, and compliant CCUS operations.

As Japan aggressively pursues carbon neutrality and reimagines its energy mix, the world watches to see if these bold steps can serve as a template for sustainable growth.

From tree forts to global standards, new ASHRAE president Bill McQuade is shaking up the HVAC world with a vision that puts human health and comfort front and center.

ASHRAE’s 2026 Annual Conference in Austin sets the stage for transformative changes in HVAC technology, climate resilience, and workforce development.

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

Exclusive for ES NEWS, a no-nonsense guide for TAB pros and engineers, featuring real-world troubleshooting strategies from Cody Shook of Precision Flow Engineering.

States across the country are adopting new standards to address energy usage, efficiency, and the future of fossil fuels.

How Wake Forest University’s South Chiller Plant upgrade sets a new standard for campus infrastructure – boosting cooling capacity, preserving campus land, and blending cutting-edge engineering with iconic architecture.

This article explains why focusing on the total cost of ownership – rather than just the upfront price – when purchasing filling equipment is crucial for long-term efficiency, compliance, and profitability.