Updated regulations cause a shift in the refrigerant landscape
What contractors need to know about the updated EPA Technology Transitions Rule. For HVACR contractors in the U.S., keeping up […]
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Simplify legacy compressor replacement
R-410A compression platform helps solve serving challenges As residential HVAC contractors navigate the industry’s transition to A2L refrigerants and next-generation […]
Copeland delivers real-time technical assistance and support—when contractors need it most
In today’s evolving HVACR landscape, complex systems demand more than just quality equipment—they require access to dependable, expert support and […]
Dual-fuel heat pumps: balancing decarbonization and homeowner comfort
Replacing gas furnaces with electric heat pumps has become a key strategy in efforts to decarbonize residential HVAC. However, heat […]
Three shifts in the regulatory landscape and how to navigate them
Historically, regulatory shifts have shaped the HVACR industry. Periodic changes and updates have typically been followed by a relatively predictable […]
Electrify home heating: How contractors can retrofit gas boilers with hydronic heat pumps
As the shift toward cleaner, more energy-efficient home heating systems accelerates across the U.S., residential contractors are uniquely positioned to […]
Repair or replace? How to advise homeowners on the shift to A2L refrigerants
The transition to lower-global warming potential (GWP) refrigerants hit a new milestone this year in the U.S. air-conditioning sector. Beginning […]
How modulating compression technology is helping advance heat pump adoption
The push for building electrification is a critical part of global decarbonization efforts, and air-source heat pumps are at the […]
