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What’s Your Plan For DOE’s 2023 Energy Efficiency Standards?

Under the new energy efficiency standards, the minimum efficiency of residential equipment will increase approximately 7%, or the equivalent of 1 SEER point. So what should contractors be doing to prepare?

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Proposed SNAP Rule 25 Lists A2Ls For Chillers

The EPA has proposed adding several new low-GWP refrigerants to its SNAP program for some comfort cooling and refrigeration equipment.

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The Cold Chain Delivers Life-Saving Vaccines

Trane and Danfoss have joined forces to play a critical role in maintaining the cold chain and delivering life-saving COVID-19 vaccines. Read More

CO₂ Refrigeration Systems: Obstacles and Opportunities

Danfoss Climate Solutions recently held an online event, where experts discussed CO₂ refrigeration systems, including the challenges and opportunities this natural refrigerant offers both food retailers and contractors. Read More

NASRC Releases Refrigerant Transition Hub

NASRC has published a free refrigerant transition hub to help navigate regulation changes implemented by the AIM Act, which authorizes the EPA to phase down HFC refrigerant greenhouse gas emissions by 85% by 2036.

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