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EPA recently expanded its list of acceptable refrigerant substitutes for new refrigeration equipment to include R-471A and R-515B.

Despite current rules, California is coming up short on reducing HFC emissions and is seeking input from the public on how to identify further cuts.

The decarbonization trend has spurred the development of new cooling equipment technologies that often use humidity control to increase efficiency and reduce emissions.

HVACR distributors today are introducing software to meet contractors where they’re at and to fit the way they place electronic orders. At the same time, they’re working to maintain the personal relationships they’ve built with those customers.

Repairing reach-in coolers and freezers with electronic temperature controllers can be challenging at times.

Current rules allow for date-of-installation deadlines, which critics say are burdensome for distributors and contractors who may risk being stuck with equipment that cannot be legally installed in their region.

Industry figures are estimates that are derived from the best available figures supplied by a sample of AHRI member companies.

Residential HVAC homeowner survey helps contractors sell at the kitchen table.

Installing air conditioning in prisons is different than a regular commercial install, and it’s important to know the difference.