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    EPA Advances HFC Cuts, Pressures R-410A Use by 2028

    TLDRThe EPA is tightening limits on high-global warming potential refrigerants like R-410A for 2027–2028, reducing supply and increasing costs for repairs and replacements.Low-global warming potential…

    Published by Chris L.

    New High-Efficiency Rooftop Units Made for Easy Retrofits

    TLDRNew high-efficiency packaged rooftop units (RTUs) fit easily on existing curbs, making them ideal for quick commercial equipment upgrades with less disruption.These units offer better part-load ef…

    Published by HVAC365 Editorial

    France Links 5.5% VAT to Connected Air-to-Air Heat Pumps

    TLDRFrom July 18, 2026, France lowers VAT to 5.5% on fixed, reversible air-to-air heat pumps that meet strict efficiency and connectivity standards.Qualifying units must have high energy ratings (A++…

    Published by Sarah C.

    New Research Reveals Hidden Chemical Buildup in Indoor Air

    TLDRNew research shows harmful chemicals from refrigerants are building up indoors, making air quality a health and legal concern, not just a comfort issue.Upgrading to MERV 13 filters, adding balance…

    Published by HVAC365 Editorial

    HVAC Tech Shortage Forces Contractors to Turn Down Work

    TLDRA national survey shows HVAC contractors face a severe shortage of skilled technicians, causing longer wait times and higher costs for customers.States and federal programs are expanding apprentic…

    Published by Mark R.

    Tariff Relief Cuts Residential HVAC Duties to 15%

    TLDRResidential HVAC tariffs dropped from 25% to 15% starting June 8, 2026, with a temporary relief window through December 31, 2027.A further reduced 10% tariff applies if at least 85% of the steel o…

    Published by Sarah C.

    EU Accelerates Phase-Down of High-GWP HVAC Refrigerants

    TLDRStarting January 1, 2026, the EU bans servicing air conditioners and heat pumps with high-GWP refrigerants (GWP ≥ 2,500), tightening further by 2032 with stricter limits and market bans.Contractor…

    Published by HVAC365 Editorial

    VRF Systems Redesigned for A2L Compliance Starting 2026

    TLDRVRF systems must switch to lower-flammability A2L refrigerants by January 1, 2026, requiring new safety features like leak detection sensors and updated ventilation per UL 60335-2-89 and ASHRAE St…

    Published by James T.


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