As federal, state, and local policymakers work to find ways to make the heating and cooling industry more sustainable, new regulations are being put in place to lower emissions, increase efficiency, and take verified steps toward decarbonization. One of those regulations is the switch to A2L refrigerants, which goes into effect January 1, 2025.
Here’s what you need to know about A2L refrigerants and how they contribute to decarbonization in the HVAC industry.
Growing a successful business is no easy feat. And in HVAC, the competition is fierce.
That’s why marketing your business is so important. You must implement a strategy to reach more customers and grow in your community.
But in 2024, which marketing tools will pave the path to success, particularly for HVAC contractors?
Here are the essential HVAC marketing strategies you need to know to grow your business.
The HVAC industry’s switch to A2L refrigerants on January 1, 2025, will be here before we know it.
Here Allison Skidd, Director of Global Regulatory Affairs, explains what to know about A2L refrigerants and the new refrigeration standards, as well as how contractors can prepare.
What is the new refrigerant regulation that goes into effect January 1, 2025?
On October 24, 2023, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) published the final rule under the American Innovation and Manufacturing Act (AIM) that sets global warming potential (GWP) limits for air conditioning.
Every industry is impacted by growing climate concerns and requirements for more sustainable products. Here’s what to know about the shift to decarbonization in HVAC.
How Decarbonization Impacts HVAC
Decarbonization refers to minimizing or eliminating carbon dioxide emissions, and it plays a central role in sustainability across homes and businesses.
The push for decarbonization in HVAC means a greener future and more sustainable heating and cooling systems.
New year, new opportunities, new regulations, new innovations. As the industry continues to evolve, there’s never been a better time to build a culture of training in your HVAC business. In fact, with a major regulatory shift to A2L refrigerants on the horizon in 2025, training your team is essential.
“It will be critical for everyone to be fully trained,” says Randy Roberts, Vice President of Residential Business at Rheem.
It’s no secret that the HVAC industry is in period of change. Beyond technological advancements and product innovations, the industry as a whole is experiencing new regulations that impact everyone—from the engineers developing new equipment to contractors, technicians, installers, and the customers they serve.
Although the changes can be hard to navigate, Rheem works hard to make sure contractors and homeowners are in the know and prepared to work through new regulations.
With another year coming to a close, it’s time to look ahead and prepare for 2024. And if the state of the HVAC industry is any indication, it’s going to be a busy year.
Here are the three major HVAC trends to have on your radar in 2024.
1. Decarbonization
Every year, the HVAC industry steps up its processes and upgrades its equipment to better support the environment.
In 2020, the American Innovation and Manufacturing (AIM) Act was enacted into law, which authorizes a 15-year phasedown of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) across of a variety of applications—including HVAC.
Come 2025, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will set a 750 global warming potential (GWP) limit for air conditioning. This means that R-410A, with a GWP of 2,088, will no longer be able to be used in new equipment.
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In early 2022, we announced the start of the Rheem at Work, a new campaign focused on telling the stories behind the passionate, driven and dedicated HVAC contractors all around the country.
Now, over a year into our cross-country trek, we can safely say that we’ve had the pleasure to meet and get to know some of the most hardworking people in the business.
As we continue to uncover the stories of community and partnership that keep our industry going,
There is no one guaranteed road to business success—but there are certain HVAC marketing strategies that can help you reach new customers and grow your business.
Whether you’re kickstarting your marketing efforts or looking for new ways to keep the momentum going, it can be hard to know which strategies will work best for your business. Rheem’s Pro Partner™ program offers exclusive, easy-to-access marketing tools and business support to help you achieve your goals.
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