AIIR is responding to new energy and air quality regulations by developing a heat pump system that uses artificial intelligence to adapt to user habits and improve comfort and efficiency.
New heat-transfer system targets HVAC’s biggest inefficiencies, delivering up to 10x the performance without refrigerants, pumps, or significant energy input
A breakthrough HVAC innovation dramatically reduces energy consumption, eliminates refrigerants, and offers a sustainable solution for efficient building cooling and heating.
A plumber’s bold words launched a career, a passion, and now a groundbreaking course for the next generation of engineers and stewards of Air Force infrastructure.
The agreement, signed on April 15, 2025, brings together the ICC with the UA, which represents nearly 384,000 skilled trade workers across the United States and Canada.
A new study comparing cellular glass and aerogel insulation materials reveals significant differences in cost, safety and long-term performance that challenge conventional selection criteria for LNG facilities.
A Nova Scotia HVAC company's journey from installing heat pumps to purchasing forests and electric vehicles shows how small businesses can lead the charge in fighting climate change—one degree at a time.
Given the looming energy challenges and efficiency benefits, the geothermal industry stands ready to play a crucial role in addressing utility constraints.
Piping requirements under A2L refrigerant guidelines will remain similar to legacy refrigerants in many cases. However, it is important to adjust calculations.