How Cold-Climate Performance and Dual-Fuel Compatibility Are Driving Heat Pump Adoption
Not “Grandpa’s Heat Pump” Anymore Heat pumps have come a long way from the systems many contractors remember from earlier […]
Author: David Rames
David Rames is Director - Technical Sales for Midea Residential Air Conditioning, based at the Midea America Research Center (MARC) in Louisville, Kentucky, and works closely with contractors, distributors, builders, and industry organizations to support the adoption of advanced heat pump technology across North America. With extensive experience in HVAC product development, commercialization, and contractor engagement, Rames frequently speaks on topics including cold-climate heat pumps, electrification, multifamily applications, workforce development, and emerging HVAC technologies.
OBBBA and the next chapter of heat pump commercialization: How the OBBBA resets the playing field and opens new avenues for heat pump growth
A policy shift that’s not the setback it seems When the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) passed in July, […]
Key takeaways after a busy tradeshow season
As the 2025 trade show season winds down, Midea has been reflecting on key trends and conversations from some of […]
Free Webinar: A Contractor’s Guide to Cold Climate Heat Pumps
As winter approaches, homeowners and contractors are searching for cutting-edge heating solutions that keep indoors warm and reduce utility costs and carbon footprints. Learn more and register for this free webinar!
Transforming Cold Climate Heating: A Look at Midea’s Innovation in Heat Pump Compressors
It is extremely important for those working in the industry to know of and understand the newest, most efficient technology that could potentially decrease their clients’ utility costs and carbon footprint this winter. Read more in this blog from Midea.
Commercial Capital: Leveraging Residential Multi-Zone Heat Pump Technology in Light Commercial Applications to Increase Customer Comfort and Reduce Costs
While heat pumps have existed for years in residential applications, huge strides have been made in the technology, making today’s most cutting-edge models attractive for commercial contractors to offer to facility managers as an alternative to what they have used for years. Read this blog to learn more.
Leveraging Residential Multi-Zone Heat Pump Technology in Light Commercial Applications to Increase Customer Comfort and Reduce Costs
Customer comfort and cost efficiency are top priorities for restaurants and shops; now, managers are looking towards heat pumps for both. Read more about the benefits of heat pumps in this blog.
