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HARDI intensified its advocacy efforts at both state and federal levels, focusing on electrification mandates, HFC phasedowns, emissions regulations and PFAS requirements, while successfully influencing policy outcomes.
March 2, 2026
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.
Distributors succeeding with generative AI rebuild workflows around it, invest in tailored coaching and gain exponential advantages over competitors that remain stuck in old habits.
March 2, 2026
According to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), 95% of generative artificial intelligence (AI) pilots at companies fail to deliver revenue impact (https://yhoo.it/4nHjebz).
HVAC, plumbing and PVF distributors can avoid costly relocations and support sustainability by using tailored design solutions to meet specific operational needs.
March 2, 2026
Wholesale distributors and manufacturers in the HVAC, plumbing, and PVF sectors face a unique challenge in their warehouses: extreme variation in product size, shape, weight, and material-handling requirements.
Other than abortion, religion, politics and the Middle East, is there anything more controversial and incendiary than the environment? You know … public enemy No. 1: power generation.
Successful retrofits require innovative use of existing infrastructure, effective ducting and drainage solutions, noise mitigation and clear communication with residents.
Drawing from a 400-unit retrofit project in Portland, Vidhisha Moopnar explores how creative ducting, repurposed infrastructure, and noise mitigation are key to successfully transitioning multifamily buildings to high-efficiency heat pump water heaters.
Cities embracing geothermal energy and shared hydronic networks to create sustainable, interconnected thermal ecosystems are transforming buildings into energy assets and reshaping municipal strategies for net-zero operations.
Drawing a parallel to the historic Carolina gold rush, John A. Mullen argues that Charlotte’s shift toward thermal energy networks and geothermal infrastructure is transforming buildings into energy assets and positioning the trades at the heart of the net-zero transition.