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The joint petitioners strongly oppose the decision to extend deadlines for major commercial refrigeration applications, thereby allowing the continued manufacture of new systems using high-GWP refrigerants.
The World Health Organization has released its updated guidelines for drinking-water quality, providing the latest global guidance to support countries in protecting public health through safe drinking-water.
Industrial cooling safety is entering a new era shaped by stricter environmental requirements, new refrigerants, and rising expectations for equipment safety under real operating conditions.
California’s Heat Pump Week, a first-of-its-kind statewide campaign, brought together contractors, policymakers and consumers to accelerate electrification.
Discover how California’s inaugural Heat Pump Week aligns policymakers, consumers, and contractors to accelerate electrification and reshape the competitive HVAC landscape.
PHCC of Louisiana leaders warn that proposed state licensing reforms could weaken training standards, public safety protections and the long-term credibility of the plumbing profession.
May 26, 2026
PHCC of Louisiana leaders Trey Giglio and Crystal Carter warn that proposed state licensing reforms under House Bill 953 could weaken training standards, compromise public safety, and dilute the long-term credibility of the plumbing profession.
PHCC-ASA bring contractors, distributors and industry leaders to Washington, D.C., calling for action on workforce development, energy policy and regulatory certainty during their 2026 joint legislative conference.
HARDI and PHCC urged the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold EPA refrigerant allocation rules, warning changes could disrupt the HVACR refrigerant transition.
A new statewide survey commissioned by HARDI found concerns the regulations could increase grocery prices, disrupt refrigeration repairs and strain food supply operations statewide.
AWWA has announced the release of its 2026 State of the Water Industry Report, which shows that infrastructure renewal and replacement is the top challenge among water sector professionals.