i2Cool has launched a new functional coating designed to protect industrial metal surfaces from both excessive heat and corrosion.

Heritage Distribution Holdings, Beijer Ref’s North American distribution platform, is expanding into Canada.

Private equity firm, OpenGate Capital, has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Merak, the global rail HVAC business of Knorr Bremise.

Decarbonisation has put iron ore exports at risk as Australia’s biggest customers increasingly look for green alternatives.

Daikin Australia has commenced a national rollout of its new CO₂ Hot Water Heat Pump.

The delivery and installation of GEA's industrial heat pump to Türk Tuborg represents a major step forward for its sustainability projects and decarbonisation efforts in the region.

Lennox has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Heat Controller, a leading HVAC equipment supplier.

Rheem has expanded its Renaissance Commercial Classic Plus Packaged Heat Pump line, introducing 3- to 10-tonne units (RHPCYC & RHPDYC).

Trane has launched FLEX N HP and ARIES N HP, two new high performance air-to-water heat pumps that elevate operational efficiency and expand the company’s R290 refrigerant portfolio.

A coalition of 34 organisations have called on the US Department of Energy (DOE) to reverse a Biden-administration rule banning popular types of natural gas furnaces and commercial water heaters.

SWEP is expanding its global manufacturing capacity to meet growing demand for data centre as well as industrial and commercial heating/cooling markets.

Platinum Equity has announced the acquisition of Infratech, a pioneer in infrared electric heating solutions across residential and commercial heat applications.

Noritz America has upgraded its EZ Series Pro line of residential condensing tankless water heaters.

PHNIX, a global heat pump manufacturer, has launched airMono, an innovative R290 Indoor Monoblock Heat Pump.

A new study has found that heating systems are operating at an average utilisation rate of just 24 per cent, suggesting that many sites have significantly oversized infrastructure running inefficiently.

New research shows that replacing gas with efficient electric technology offers a major opportunity to decarbonise Australia’s commercial buildings.