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ACCA's new training program, Legacy Builders, is designed to help the owners of HVACR businesses move from owner-operator to CEO and help them prepare their companies for long-term growth and the owners' eventual exit from the business.

Nominations for the Women in HVACR Pillar and Women to Watch awards are open through Monday, Aug. 10. Nominees must be active members of WHVACR.

Georgia contractors were already required to be licensed, but unlicensed people in the trades have recently been using cheap, duplicitous advertising.

BlackRock, Carhartt, Ford Motor Co., and Google have come together to launch the Alliance for America’s Skilled Trades, an initiative focused on expanding access to skilled trades training in order to meet the nation’s growing workforce needs.

Penn Heat Pump Pathways provides free training in heat pumps, plus financial assistance and career development opportunities.

ClearDrain PVC Commercial, like its residential counterpart, incorporates zinc in its manufacturing process. This results in a smooth, slippery inner wall that helps prevent the growth of bacteria and algae.

Designed for use in basements, bedrooms, living areas, and other indoor spaces, the Bosch Dry Series of dehumidifiers helps homeowners manage excess indoor moisture.

The new GE R-32 Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) platform is an expansion of the GE Appliances Air & Water Solutions commercial HVAC portfolio.

Models in Systemair's new VStak Series are 86 inches high and available in exposed and concealed configurations. They have electronically commutated motors, heating and cooling operation, and built-in control to simplify design, installation, and long-term maintenance across large multi-unit buildings.

Electric heating reached its highest-ever share of the U.S. new housing market in 2024, the Building Decarbonization Coalition report said, as 61% of the units completed that year were outfitted with some type of electric system, according to U.S. Census Bureau data.