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U.S. Boiler Company unveils Condensing Center of Excellence expansion
Read more: U.S. Boiler Company unveils Condensing Center of Excellence expansionThe Condensing Center of Excellence is located in Lancaster, PA. U.S. Boiler Company recently celebrated the opening of its new Condensing Center of Excellence (CCE) with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at its expanded manufacturing facility in Lancaster, PA. The 45,000-square-foot expansion is dedicated to the exclusive production of the company’s most advanced, energy efficient technology, including…
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Carrier Launches Field Trials For HVAC Heat Pump Innovation
Read more: Carrier Launches Field Trials For HVAC Heat Pump InnovationCarrier Global Corporation has reached a significant milestone in the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Commercial Building HVAC Technology Challenge by initiating commercial field trials for its advanced rooftop heat pump technology. This development is part of a broader effort to facilitate widespread adoption in the commercial sector. “After proving our innovation in the lab,…
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Microsoft stock may be ‘dead money’ even after historic $357 billion market-cap wipeout
Read more: Microsoft stock may be ‘dead money’ even after historic $357 billion market-cap wipeoutMicrosoft’s stock tumbles over the company’s decision to prioritize internal AI development over immediate cloud revenue Microsoft’s post-earnings stock reaction was the most severe in nearly 13 years, highlighting investor impatience with the company’s artificial-intelligence spending relative to its ability to monetize AI. The stock: MSFT -0.74% lost 10% in Thursday’s session, making for its…
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Gold just erased $5.5 trillion in value and Bitcoin bulls see one huge opening ahead
Read more: Gold just erased $5.5 trillion in value and Bitcoin bulls see one huge opening aheadGold’s record-breaking rally finally blinked this week, and Bitcoin’s traders are watching what comes next. After sprinting to an all-time high of $5,594.82 per ounce, spot gold slid to around $5,330 as investors took profits, a pullback of roughly 4.7% from the peak. The Kobeissi Letter noted that the precious metal’s volatile price performance led…
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Oklahoma HVAC companies face surge in calls amid winter storm
Read more: Oklahoma HVAC companies face surge in calls amid winter stormOklahoma HVAC companies are experiencing a surge in service calls as the winter storm brings freezing temperatures to the region, with technicians offering advice to homeowners on how to prevent common issues like burnt-out furnaces and frozen pipes. Technicians report that call volumes have increased by 75 to 100 percent, mirroring the busy summer season.…
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Metro Detroit HVAC companies overwhelmed as bitter cold triggers surge in emergency calls
Read more: Metro Detroit HVAC companies overwhelmed as bitter cold triggers surge in emergency callsAs the bitter cold spell continues, HVAC companies across Metro Detroit are working overtime to keep up with emergency calls from residents and businesses. “We are taking calls morning, noon, and night,” said Jeff Locklear, owner of AFM Heating & Cooling in Livonia. His team handles 15-20 service calls daily. The prolonged cold weather is…
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How HVAC Pros Say To Set Your Thermostat When Temperatures Drop Below Freezing
Read more: How HVAC Pros Say To Set Your Thermostat When Temperatures Drop Below Freezingven though Winter Storm Fern has tapered off, frigid temperatures continue to linger in many parts of the country—not just where the snow fell. In parts of the northern Plains and Great Lakes states, near or below zero temps and wind chills are expected. The National Weather Forecast even predicts wind chills of -10 in…
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Freezing rain could cause damage to HVAC units; experts advise measures to avoid costly repairs
Read more: Freezing rain could cause damage to HVAC units; experts advise measures to avoid costly repairsAs below-freezing temperatures and freezing rain move in, experts are urging homeowners to take extra steps to protect their HVAC systems from potentially costly damage. Experts warn that the freezing rain expected with the upcoming storm could be especially harmful to outdoor HVAC units. They recommend turning on your emergency heat system and then covering…
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1904: America’s First Taste of A/C
Read more: 1904: America’s First Taste of A/CA 30-ton ammonia chiller at the St. Louis World’s Fair gave the public its first experience with comfort cooling. In 1904, the St. Louis World’s Fair introduced Americans to modern marvels like hamburgers, hot dogs, ice cream cones, peanut butter, fax machines — and air conditioning. Outside, temperatures soared, and cones melted. But the Missouri…
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HVAC’s Biggest Event Betting On Vegas
Read more: HVAC’s Biggest Event Betting On VegasThe biggest annual event in HVACR, the Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigerating Exposition — best known as the AHR Expo — returns to Las Vegas next month. The 2026 expo is Monday, Feb. 2, through Wednesday, Feb. 4, at the Las Vegas Convention Center, which has undergone a $600 million expansion and renovation since it last…