Throughout the event, attendees gathered at different tables to discuss various topics including radiant heating and controls, geothermal, solar, indoor air quality, innovative construction, hiring and training, making steam heating more efficient, tricks of the trade, the future of the industry, and more.

The inaugural meeting of AEM’s Construction Digitization Task Force took place earlier this summer, where those in attendance discussed a number of key topics poised to drive the group’s activities in the future.

The company plans to use the funds to fuel research and development as well as to further international expansion.

The Nov. 12 event is open to engineers, designers, architects, facility managers and specifiers.

The new offering is designed specifically to equip midsize businesses with the industry-leading tools necessary for growth.

Attendees will be eligible for 0.1 CEUs through ASPE.

Through this research program, AHRTI will be able to establish a database for the thermal and chemical stability of low-GWP refrigerants with lubricants and also their long-term compatibility with materials commonly used in air conditioning and refrigeration systems.

The company is launching a new product line for smart homes in the condo and apartment home market.

An extensive remodeling project has transformed the Little Red Schoolhouse in Morton Grove, Illinois, into an interactive learning environment where professionals receive hands-on training to better understand how the entire HVAC system works.

Procore Bid Management and Procore Prequalification streamline the preconstruction process, from sending a prequalification form to budget building.