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UNSW Climate Change Research Centre Professor, Matthew England, said worldwide interest to act on climate change has been growing but the pace of that change has been far too slow. Read more
The lights themselves are dual spectrum, so they can switch between regular visual lighting and UV-C.
In the interim ARBS is planning to announce a digital offering. Of course, CCN will provide comprehensive coverage of this offering.
AIRAH has also pointed to the US Department of Homeland Security’s recently released guidance on the essential critical infrastructure workforce.
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Carrier appoints president of global HVAC business
2 Apr 2020Nelson said it is time to take the company that invented modern air conditioning to the next level and show the world what the Carrier of today is all about
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AIRAH Board achieves gender equity
27 Mar 2020Ganado will replace Stefan Jensen, who decided not to nominate for the board following the conclusion of his term.
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Kirby adds Gree and Lennox to portfolio
26 Mar 2020Gree D-Series Chillers are reverse cycle and can be used for cooling in summer and heating in winter.
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Company fined for release of chlorine gas
24 Mar 2020Hardman Chemicals staff added hydrogen peroxide to a storage tank containing hydrochloric acid.
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From the Editor's Desk: Which way in a whirlwind?
20 Mar 2020Wherever possible it is business as usual. We will continue to keep industry informed with all the latest HVACR news and developments.
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Billion dollar subsidy to protect apprentices
12 Mar 2020The Labor Opposition has criticised the package describing it as a “desperate, one off, short-term sugar hit”.
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Maintaining critical health systems around the clock
1 Apr 2020For hospital facilities, speed of response is critical, and Aggreko’s extensive footprint in Australia means that these systems can be rapidly deployed.
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Solution decontaminates indoor air in buildings
2 Apr 2020The system also restores oxygen ion levels and treats germs before they infect people by continuously disinfecting the air.
IWBI CEO, Rick Fedrizzi, said the organisation’s work centres on providing evidence-backed solutions that advance better health and well-being in the places and spaces where we spend our lives.
Both organisations warned that the catastrophic threat of a shutdown means the whole industry has a civic duty to impress upon authorities it can operate while ensuring compliance with social distancing and hygiene requirements.
The regulatory environment for fire protection systems is currently under the spotlight with a range of standards to be introduced this year.
