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From smarter K-12 plumbing strategies to the next generation of PHCP leaders, this issue looks at how the industry is evolving. Plus, manufacturers weigh in on the innovations, challenges and regulations shaping the future of water heating.
Ask manufacturers what’s shaping their water heating products and the same words keep coming up: efficiency, flexibility, simplify, easier, serviceable, feedback.
To maximize the value of school expansion projects, design teams should modernize the systems that support campus operations to meet future maintenance needs and enhance overall performance.
School districts frequently expand existing campuses to accommodate enrollment growth, modern educational programs and aging infrastructure.
For our eighth annual young professional feature, PHCPPros is proud to highlight 14 outstanding individuals age 40 and under who are making their mark across the PHCP community.
By harvesting waste heat, using passive groundwater exchange and managing subsurface thermodynamics, mechanical professionals are turning urban transit liabilities into clean, resilient energy infrastructure.
When New York City commuters step onto deep, underground subway platforms during summer heatwaves, they are routinely greeted by platform heat indices exceeding 132 F (55 C) and ambient air temperatures up to 15 degrees hotter than street level.
Fire protection professionals should help owners understand the
differences so they can make informed decisions while considering whether added protection may reduce loss, business interruption and long-term risk.
“Negative, Ghost Rider, the pattern is full.”You may recognize this famous line from “Top Gun,” starring Tom Cruise as Navy pilot Pete “Maverick” Mitchell.
A central theme emerging from the conference was the ongoing
transition toward an integrated approach to prevent the waterborne pathogen based on engineering, system operation, proper risk
assessment and long-term control.
The 11th International Conference on Legionella was held in Zurich, Switzerland, September 7–11, 2026, marking 50 years since the discovery of Legionella.