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By rethinking the role of the driveshaft as a linchpin of mechanical stability, today’s data center cooling towers are engineered to thrive under relentless, ever-changing thermal loads.

By connecting data center waste heat to district heating networks, operators and cities can transform an environmental challenge into a community resource.

As commercial buildings face escalating costs, aging equipment, and a shrinking labor pool, the HVAC industry is being pushed to abandon old-school, reactive maintenance in favor of smarter, data-driven strategies.

By swapping complexity for simplicity, turnkey electrode boilers are helping industries electrify fast – no hard hats or headaches required.

Peak-load calculations once kept HVAC design simple, but clinging to them could leave modern buildings unprepared for the real world.

Installed in 1981, an HDPE cooling tower at Radio Frequency Company has operated continuously for over 40 years – far surpassing the typical lifespan of metal models.

Howie McKew, Tomorrow’s Environment columnist for ES NEWS, explores the evolution of boiler technology, highlighting shifts since the 1972 energy crisis.

Rheem’s Rodrigo Cedeno and Chris Day sit down with ES NEWS for a deep dive on their vision for a more sustainable HVAC future.