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Hannah Makarewicz

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$13 billion HVAC disruption averted in port deal

$13 billion HVAC disruption averted in port deal

An agreement was reached on Wednesday, preventing a port strike that could have impacted roughly $13 billion worth of HVAC goods

Our most-read stories of December

Our most-read stories of December

M&A, international expansion, and what’s next for the HFC phasedown

AHRI calls on industry to protect HVAC tax credit

AHRI calls on industry to protect HVAC tax credit

The incoming Congress is considering eliminating certain tax credits, including the industry-favored 25C credit, to pay for a tax bill

$12 billion mini-split maker expands into U.S.

$12 billion mini-split maker expands into U.S.

AUX, a leading Chinese HVAC manufacturer, is expanding into the U.S. after nearly 40 years of operating internationally

Our most-read stories of November

Our most-read stories of November

M&A, going public, and what's to come in 2025

HARDI opposes code change, says it will harm contractors

HARDI opposes code change, says it will harm contractors

The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) is proposing a change that would create regulatory confusion for the industry

Labor Department’s overtime pay rule struck down

Labor Department’s overtime pay rule struck down

The rule would have extended overtime pay eligibility to an additional four million U.S. employees

AHRI reports September HVAC shipments, marking six consecutive months of gains

AHRI reports September HVAC shipments, marking six consecutive months of gains

Just over 900,000 combined central air conditioners and heat pumps were shipped in September, up 18% from last year

Our most-read stories of October

Our most-read stories of October

Q&As, dispatching, private equity, and more

Colorado, Michigan launch IRA rebates, bringing active total to nine states

Colorado, Michigan launch IRA rebates, bringing active total to nine states

In just the past two months, the number of states with active programs has grown from two to nine