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From July through September, Watts customers can earn entries into prize drawings by completing product training. The Q3 Learn & Win Sweepstakes rewards learning with the chance to win high-end golf gear designed to boost performance on and off the course.

The John W. Danforth Company is expanding its Northeast footprint with a new office in Williston, Vermont. The facility includes 10,600 square feet of space to support both office operations and pipe fabrication, with plans to employ up to 75 people. 

Watts Water Technologies is combining the power of Nexa and The Detection Group to create a smarter, more connected solution for Intelligent Water Management.

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.

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.

The California State Water Resources Control Board has formally recognized ASSE International’s 5110 certification program for backflow prevention assembly testers. This statewide approval enhances regulatory clarity and reinforces ASSE’s role in safeguarding public water systems through trusted certification standards.

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.

Allow your young workers time to learn. Mistakes will happen; turn them into learning opportunities. Do your best to create an environment where questions are encouraged! We all start somewhere, after all. And, most importantly, recognize growth when you see it. Gen-Z workers seem to thrive off of praise, so don’t be shy with it!

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.

The updated draft, available for comment through July 21, aims to bring clarity, consistency and cross-sector alignment to emissions accounting across the built environment.