IAPMO returns to Capitol Hill to champion resilient, sustainable building policies during High-Performance Buildings Week.
June 25, 2025
As a founding member of the High-Performance Buildings Coalition, IAPMO is once again leading industry advocacy efforts in Washington, D.C., during High-Performance Buildings Week.
“Healthy Buildings: Designing For Life” announced as new Society theme during Annual Conference in Phoenix.
June 23, 2025
ASHRAE welcomed its 2025–26 Society president, officers, and directors at its Annual Conference in Phoenix. Incoming president Bill McQuade’s theme emphasizes indoor environmental quality as a cornerstone of sustainable, human-centered design.
ASHRAE honors top contributors in HVAC&R and building sciences at 2025 Annual Conference, highlighting achievements in sustainability, innovation, technical leadership and volunteer service.
June 23, 2025
From cutting-edge research to industry-wide impact, ASHRAE celebrated the exceptional achievements of its members during the 2025 Annual Conference in Phoenix. Discover this year’s honorees and the groundbreaking work advancing HVAC&R and the built environment.
Advancements in renewable energy are well underway, and several exciting developments are already in use. However, homes and businesses require consistent, reliable solutions today and can't wait for a full transition to sustainable power. While nonrenewable, natural gas is shaping a cleaner energy future to meet growing heating and electricity demands.
As the second Trump administration gets underway, it has taken an aggressive approach to reducing the energy efficiency and water conservation federal regulations that have been the subject of numerous United States (U.S.) rulemakings and court cases over the last few decades.
The condition of underground sanitary drainage is crucial for community health, but aging pipes pose significant challenges globally. Traditional replacement methods disrupt daily life and harm the environment. Trenchless technology minimizes these issues, making it essential for creating sustainable and resilient cities.
In a recent whitepaper written by Dr. Janet Stout and Abraham Cullom of the Special Pathogens lab – both legionella experts – it’s reported that legionaires disseas is on the rise, particularly in the healthcare setting. Cliamte change, aging infrastrcuturem increasing population are all identified factors that increase legionella cases.
The report discusses Rheem's commitment to sustainable practices and minimizing their carbon footprint.
April 23, 2025
In its 2024 Sustainability Progress Report, Rheem showcases its commitment to environmental stewardship, highlighting their sustainable product development, zero waste initiatives, and global education efforts.
The Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) suggests that 70% of all counties in the U.S. may face more serious water shortages in the next 30 years. This depletion threatens to reduce stream flows, increase land subsidence, and elevate water costs for both households and industries.