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Noritz: Water Heater

The Hybrid Hot Series merges the benefits of storage in a standard tank water heater with the efficiency of tankless into one unit.




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Nationwide Boiler Shop Earns National Board's Blessing

The certification process involved a thorough review and rigorous evaluation of Nationwide Boiler’s welding procedure by a review team from the National Board.




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Webco Industries Dedicates New Campus, Tech Center

The Tech Center offers space for cross-team collaborative work and a view of the Arkansas River with downtown Tulsa in the distance.




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Daikin Opens Experience Center in Seattle Area

The Daikin Seattle Experience Center is equipped with cutting-edge technology and interactive exhibits that provide a hands-on learning experience for all ages, the company said in a press release.




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Report: Heat Pump Market to More Than Double by 2031

The Verified Market Research Report shows that the heat pump market is valued at $74.73 billion in 2024 and is expected to reach $167.32 billion by 2031.




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ACCA Opens Nominations for its 2025 Awards Program

ACCA's annual awards recognize outstanding achievements in the HVACR industry, and the program is widely recognized as a celebration of the best of the best.





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Mid-City Supply Unveils $1.6 Million Renovation

Mid-City Supply invested $1.6 million in the renovation of its Michigan City, Indiana, location, expanding the new building to 18,600 square feet from its original 10,500 square feet, the company said.





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'Great Team' Hosts Ridgid Experience for Trades Workers

The Ridgid Experience, the brand’s signature event, gives select trades workers an all-expenses-paid, three-day trip that features hands-on factory experiences, fun, and camaraderie, a press release from Ridgid said.




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Report Forecasts Growth for Building Automation Market

A study from The Insight Partners projects the value of the global building automation market will move from $76.75 billion last year to more than $167 billion by 2031.




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Survey Shows U.S. Executives Prioritize Sustainability, Decarbonization

The survey, which included responses from over 200 CEOs, CFOs, and CSOs across various industries in July 2024, also highlighted the impact of government incentives on sustainability plans.




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Aspen Founder Remembered as a Dedicated Leader

James Piccione founded Aspen Manufacturing in 1975, and the company is now one of the largest independent manufacturers of evaporator coils and air handlers for the residential and light commercial HVAC markets in the U.S. and Canada.




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Daikin Advances to Final Phase of Heat Pump Challenge

The Residential Cold Climate Heat Pump Technology Challenge aims to foster collaboration among manufacturers, utilities, and other stakeholders to develop next-generation heat-pump technology capable of delivering reliable and energy-efficient heating in extreme winter conditions.




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District Energy System Picks Copeland Heat Pumps

The Markham District Energy facility differs from standard applications because instead of relying on conventional energy sources, it captures waste heat from sewage, which enters at about 5°C and is converted into 95°C usable heat.




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Tips for Improving Boiler Efficiency, Reducing Operating Costs, and Keeping Your Boiler Room Safe

As one of the larger contributors to a facility’s expenses, it is critical to incorporate preventative measures into regular maintenance and cleaning plans for boilers.




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Hydronic Heating Goes High-Tech

Hydronic radiant systems are quiet, easy to zone, and don’t stir up dust, germs, or allergens. And with the right controls, accessories, and installation methods, hydronic radiant can help achieve energy efficiency.




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Boilers: There’s an App For That

Connectivity was the top trend among boiler manufacturers at this year’s AHR Expo.




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Applied Technologies of New York Hosts Future Fuels Symposium 2023 on Fossil Fuel Alternatives

Future Fuels Symposium 2023 on Fossil Fuel Alternatives will discuss the benefits of hydrogen blends and bio-fuels and related solutions, including a new low nitrogen oxides (NOx) technology and UL-approved burners capable of firing hydrogen blends designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.





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Nationwide Boiler Breaks Fundraising Record With Golf Tourney

The proceeds will be split between Make-A-Wish Greater Bay Area and the Randy Rawson Scholarship Program, which is run by the American Boil.er Manufacturers Association.




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Miura Donates Boiler to Training Center

The donation underscores Miura's commitment to advancing boiler safety standards and supporting the education and training of boiler inspectors nationwide, the company said in a press release.




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Nationwide 350 hp Boiler Tests at Ultra-Low NOx

The third-party test was conducted at the Superior Boiler factory in Hutchison, Kansas, by Montrose Air Quality Services.




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Registration Opens for Boiler Industry Conference

ABMA's Boiler 2024 is scheduled for May 1-3, 2024, at the Gaylord Rockies Resort & Convention Center in Aurora, Colorado, just outside Denver.




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Key Considerations When Transitioning to Eco-Friendly Electric Boilers

Consulting with an expert can streamline the conversion to electric boilers while reducing total project cost and maximizing system reliability.




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Project Files: Episode 65 — Zero-Emission Hydronic Heat at Brooklyn Brownstone

The home now has a 3.9 kW solar array that offsets nearly 100% of the System M and grid power supplied from the clean-sourced ConEd program — meaning that the house has zero emission heating, cooling, and hot water.




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Heating Up: Condensing Boilers Poised to Become Top Heating Option Among Consumers

Condensing boilers save space and time on installation, as installing a condensing boiler is a pretty seamless process for a few reasons.




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Radiant Heating Systems Deliver Comfort, Regardless of the Energy Source

When considering radiant heating options, installers and homeowners are learning that using both hydronic and electric sources may be the best of both worlds.




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Pivoting to More Efficient Energy Sources for District Heating

Advanced electrode boilers are being installed to replace outdated, inefficient fuel-burning equipment in district heating applications as part of a broader effort to meet ambitious International Energy Agency decarbonization goals.




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Harsh Environments Are Tough on Refrigeration Equipment

High temperature fluctuations, foot traffic, dirt and debris, and more can wreak havoc on units, particularly if they are not well maintained.




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Troubleshooting Puzzle: A Follow-Up on a Refrigeration System Repair

In this month’s troubleshooting situation, you are responding to a customer’s complaint that their walk-in cooler “isn’t cooling enough.”




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Troubleshooting Puzzle: A Walk-in Freezer That’s not Performing

In this month’s troubleshooting situation, you are responding to a restaurant manager’s call for service, and the equipment is a walk-in freezer.




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Get Ready For Walk-In Cooler And Freezer Regulations

The U.S. DOE will soon begin enforcing its 2017 rule that mandates minimum energy efficiency requirements for walk-in coolers and freezers.




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Refrigeration Pilot Projects Show 50% Energy Savings

Refrigerated Solutions Group and Budderfly announced the results of energy efficiency pilot projects across two Subway restaurant locations using RSG’s Capsule Pak ECO™.




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When to Repair or Replace an Evaporator Coil

When faced with a leaky coil on a reach-in cooler, a decision needs to be made whether to repair or replace it. The final decision may come down to where the leak is located.




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Troubleshooting Electronic Temperature Controls

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




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HVAC Q&A Episode 2: Motivating HVAC Contractors To Do More Refrigerant Recovery

How do we motivate HVAC contractors to do more refrigerant recovery? The ACHR NEWS posed the question to three industry experts on the front lines of the refrigerant transition. Here’s what they had to say about what that will take — and what we’re all going to be in for if we don’t.




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CO₂ Refrigeration’s Benefits Extend Beyond Supermarkets, Ice Arenas

CO₂ refrigeration, which has gained significant traction in ice arenas and supermarket coolers, is now emerging as a groundbreaking technology revolutionizing the way we cool and heat across industries worldwide.




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Report Highlights Importance of Refrigerant Reclamation

New report finds that GHGs can be reduced significantly through the use of reclaimed refrigerant versus producing and using newly manufactured virgin refrigerant. 




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The Future of Refrigeration: Adapting HVACR Training for CO₂ Technologies

As the industry continues to evolve, it’s essential for HVACR contractors to embrace comprehensive training programs that address both foundational knowledge and hands-on experience with CO2 systems.




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The NEWSMakers Podcast: Commercial Refrigeration Trends

In this episode, The ACHR NEWS speaks with Andre Patenaude from Copeland about some of the current issues that are shaping the commercial refrigeration industry.




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Innovative Cooling Methods to Reduce Emissions and Increase Efficiency

New cooling technologies that promise to revolutionize the way climate control is approached are emerging in the HVACR industry.




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Chillventa 2024: CO₂ Heat Pumps Take Center Stage

Chillventa 2024, held Oct. 13-15 in Nuremberg, Germany, showcased some of the world’s most innovative technologies to more than 33,000 attendees from 49 countries. Through more than 250 presentations, visitors were privy to the latest developments driving innovation throughout the HVAC industry.




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Living Wall at University of Michigan Wins Green Wall Award

A living wall biofilter is an active filter system that removes contaminants and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from indoor air.




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Madison Police Saving Energy, Money at New Midtown District Building

The building, which opened in September, features energy-saving qualities that include insulated walls, occupancy sensors for lighting, and high-efficiency HVAC and boilers.




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Ohio Colleges to Receive State Funding for Workforce Development

Gov. John Kasich and the legislature targeted funding in the state capital budget to assist Ohio’s public universities, community colleges, and career technical centers in providing the most up-to-date education possible, part of an effort to provide a skilled workforce for in-demand jobs.




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New Refrigeration Compressor Design Offers Improved Efficiency

A compressor design proposes a new drive mechanism for compressors used for cooling in homes, buildings, airplanes, and cars.




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Cold Weather Control of Condensing Units

Condensing units that are exposed to low ambient conditions must have some sort of low ambient control installed on them.




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Oil-Coated Evaporator Tubes Can Cause Problems

Little by little, a compressor’s lubricating oil will eventually escape the compressor’s crankcase and enter the system’s tubing.




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Prevent Premature Compressor Wear Due to Internal Overheating

Any compressor that gets too hot or is overheated is subject to premature wear between its internal moving parts.




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Making Sense of Compressor Frost Patterns

Any compressor that gets too hot or is overheated is subject to premature wear between its internal moving parts.




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Refrigeration Solutions Featured at AHR Expo

At the AHR Expo, refrigeration manufacturers displayed their latest equipment and components that are geared toward the commercial refrigeration market.




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Compressors Are Key To Decarbonization In HVACR

HVACR systems consume a significant amount of energy, which leads to increased carbon emissions. Manufacturers have found that the variable-speed compressor may be the solution to this problem.