HARDI’s analysis finds that enforcement of Part 494 will directly affect an estimated 18,130 refrigeration systems in New York grocery and convenience stores that rely on R-404A and R-507A.

March4Water connects state and local policymakers with evidence-based solutions to create a safer, healthier, and more affordable built environment.

Over the past several months, HARDI advocacy has maintained a strong and strategic presence across the states and in our nation’s capitol, promoting policies that reflect the needs of HVACR distributors and the contractor customers they serve.

Applicants may apply online by June 1.

The program prepares water management professionals for ASSE 12080 certification and leadership in building water safety.

The collaboration aims to streamline the workflow for field technicians and safety directors who rely on NFPA codes to ensure compliant installations and operations.

On Feb. 24, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Don’t Mess with my Home Appliances Act, 217-190 with bipartisan votes.

The training provides practical guidance on the proper installation of copper service lines, including techniques, materials science, and industry-recognized best practices.

The 38-page technical document details wall thickness requirements and design guidance for HDPE water mains subject to fault crossing seismic hazards.

HARDI and partners have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review a DOE rule they say would effectively eliminate non-condensing gas furnaces and certain commercial water heaters from the market.