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Finding a replacement for R-410A has been challenging, but several alternatives have emerged as top contenders.

Shifting political winds may favor union-based solutions, but rising collective interest lifts all prospects.

The labor relations overhaul evokes strong reactions as it clears the House, but remains a longshot for success in the Senate.

New York Governor Cuomo announced that up to $15 million is available to pilot the use of community thermal systems.

With subpar HVAC performance an issue for many U.S. schools prior to COVID-19, these funds are an opportunity for HVAC contractors.

How should employers handle the legal risk of running a business during the pandemic?

Most political observers agree the new administration will bring changes to the tax code.

The Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) finalized regulations to phase out the use of HFCs and reduce methane emissions.

At many events, alternative refrigerants — many of which are either mildly flammable (A2L) or flammable (A3) — were top of mind.

Industry organizations are lobbying to get HVACR technicians to the top of the list of those receiving the COVID-19 vaccine.