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In a landmark move, New York State has partnered with eight other states in a bold commitment to escalate all-climate electric heat pump installations—a crucial stride towards greater energy efficiency and environmental sustainability.
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This month’s trend report looks at Apartments, Hotels and Dormitories construction in the United States and Canada. Here are three charts that compare the 2022 average monthly construction for these categories to the average for the first two months of 2023. According to the data, these categories are booming! From the 700 University Mixed-Use Development […]
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Global climate change is not a new dilemma; however, the inclusion of HVAC systems and their potential to support the lowest emission output possible is becoming more significant. Moving beyond the political landscape, long-term sustainability goals and greenhouse gas emissions (embodied carbon) are seriously considered in the design, integration, and installation of whole building systems. […]
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A well-maintained commercial HVAC system will last anywhere from 15 to 25 years. Most commercial buildings, on the other hand, last upwards of 50.
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From concrete to steel, commercial buildings are made up of a variety of materials that conduct heat at different rates.
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As an engineer, you likely want to do everything possible to satisfy your clients’ needs. The professionals at Ice Air understand this need better than most.
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The LEED® Green Building Rating System, published by the USGBC, has become a major force for encouraging the integration of green building principles and techniques into building projects.
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Hardware isn’t the only factor behind your HVAC’s efficiency. You could have a state-of-the-art system, for example, and still experience major heat loss.
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