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As the industry rethinks comfort, efficiency and thermal reuse, the Alliance is helping heating professionals lead the next chapter of water-based energy systems.
When I was first given the charge to help bring the Radiant Professionals Alliance back into a more active role, I knew right away that the timing was right. Honestly, it has become a labor of love.
From local craft traditions and inconsistent practices to standardized plumbing codes and national organizations, public health and modern life depend on generations of tradespeople, engineers and code makers.
It’s hard to move forward toward the future without understanding our history and where we have been. In 1776, America declared its independence from England and, in doing so, defined freedom in a way the world had never known before.
Early off-world construction will be done largely through prefabricated, fully tested modules built on Earth and deployed/installed by robotics, with human expertise guiding remotely.
As space exploration shifts to long-term habitation, the success of off-world infrastructure will rely entirely on the foundational expertise and precision of the trades.
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.
What if your plumbing could detect problems, fix itself, and send you a receipt—all before you even knew there was an issue? Industry veteran John A. Mullen introduces “Living Pipe,” a visionary concept combining AI, self-healing materials, and advanced sensors to create truly intelligent water infrastructure.
Key insights from a recent panel at the 2025 AHR Expo reveal how AI enhances efficiency through automation, predictive analytics and smart tools such as Meta glasses.
Fourth-generation plumber John A. Mullen delves into the growing trend of removing fluoride from municipal drinking water and its broader implications.
Hydrogen fuel can significantly reduce carbon emissions, improving air quality and health; hybrid systems combining hydrogen with other energy sources could enhance grid stability and flexibility.