Increased energy costs have driven HVAC designers to consider the implementation of other, more efficient systems to lower operating costs. 

When people talk about artificial intelligence (AI) in construction, they jump straight to the shiny stuff: the robots, the automation, the blueprint-reading software, and the latest pitch that makes it sound like the trades have been standing still while everyone else has discovered the future.

This month, the Advanced Water Initiative will be holding its next Heat Pump Water Heater, Oct. 26-29. 

The geothermal industry is standing at a precipice: not of a decline, but of a radical, utility-scale expansion.

The United States is currently facing a severe housing crunch. One recent Axios analysis found that the U.S. housing market is short 3.2 million homes, noting “there aren’t enough homes to keep up with the increase in households.”

In just two months, the Advanced Water Initiative will be holding its next Heat Pump Water Heater, Oct. 26-29. We’ll also be releasing our annual State of the Heat Pump Water Heater Market so I thought it might be a good time to show why 2025 was a good year for heat pump water heaters.

The Building Decarbonization Coalition reports record adoption of electric heating in newly built homes, with heat pumps reaching their highest market share to date and continuing to outpace gas furnace shipments.

Thermal energy networks are gaining policy and regulatory momentum across the United States as a primary pathway for building decarbonization.

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.

Discover how California’s inaugural Heat Pump Week aligns policymakers, consumers, and contractors to accelerate electrification and reshape the competitive HVAC landscape.