In 1919, Alice H. Parker patented a groundbreaking natural gas heating system that predated modern HVAC technology by decades. This exclusive interview reveals how a brilliant Black woman inventor overcame barriers to create innovations that warm homes worldwide today.| Vox Meditantis
Balancing history and innovation, the £40m retrofit of Lambeth Palace demonstrates how a holistic approach can secure a low carbon future for historic estates. Andy Pearson reports The post Holy electric: Lambeth Palace’s £40m net zero retrofit appeared first on CIBSE Journal.| CIBSE Journal
Proposed reforms to the Decent Homes Standard are broadly welcome, but CIBSE believes more attention must be paid to ventilation and air quality, electrical standards and overheating, says Julie Godefroy The post Making sure homes are really decent: updates to the DHS appeared first on CIBSE Journal.| CIBSE Journal
With its charming seasonal variations, Charlotte, NC reminds us of the importance of a reliable heating system when the mercury dips. As Charlotte's foremost HVAC authorities, Ross & Witmer is proud to offer this user-friendly guide for common heating system issues. And should your DIY endeavors come up short, Ross & Witmer's experienced Charlotte heating system repair and maintenance team is here to warm things up!| Ross and Witmer
With this acquisition, Palladio’s portfolio of screw compressors will be rebranded as Danfoss' new 'Danfoss Screw' range. The post Danfoss acquires Palladio Compressors appeared first on HPAC Magazine.| HPAC Magazine
Upgrades will include geothermal heating and solar panels to reduce energy costs by an estimated 100% and annual GHG emissions by 50.6 tonnes. The post Edmonton community hub receives funding for solar and geothermal upgrades appeared first on HPAC Magazine.| HPAC Magazine
The Canadian Hydronics Council held its first conference in the province of Quebec from September 30 to October 1 at the Palais des Congrés in downtown Montreal. The post Talking Hydronics in Montreal appeared first on HPAC Magazine.| HPAC Magazine
Set to be operationally effective on January 1, 2026, this merger will bring together 349 independently-owned PHCP distributors across the U.S. The post The Commonwealth Group to merge with AD appeared first on HPAC Magazine.| HPAC Magazine
SaskEnergy’s new Heating Affordability Program provides homeowners facing financial barriers with a high-efficiency furnace free of charge. The post SaskEnergy launches new furnace replacement program appeared first on HPAC Magazine.| HPAC Magazine
Toronto will provide residents with both financing and coaching to homeowners looking to make the switch to electric heat pumps through its BetterHomesTO program. The post City of Toronto launches homeowner support program for heat pump adoption appeared first on HPAC Magazine.| HPAC Magazine
A deep energy retrofit will be undertaken by Concordia on its 11-storey Guy-De Maisonneuve (GM) Building; set to reduce the structure’s energy consumption by 50%. The post Concordia University and Johnson Controls partner on deep energy retrofit pilot project appeared first on HPAC Magazine.| HPAC Magazine
What is a Furnace? A furnace is a heating unit that generates and distributes warm air throughout your home. It is one of the oldest heating systems still in use today, found in both residential and commercial buildings. Early furnaces were fueled by coal or wood, while modern models rely on natural gas, propane, oil, or electricity. Although the basic… Read more The post How Do Furnaces Work? appeared first on Modernize.| Modernize
What Is a Two-Stage Furnace? A two-stage furnace can operate at two levels of heat output. Unlike a single-stage furnace, which is either on or off, it runs on low or high fire. For most homes, the low stage delivers steady, comfortable heat and can help lower utility bills. How Does a Two-Stage Furnace Work? A single-stage furnace has a… Read more The post Two-Stage Furnaces – How Furnaces Work appeared first on Modernize.| Modernize
Thinking of leaving the heating on low this winter? Martin Lewis says it could cost you more – and even cause condensation| Latest from Homebuilding & Renovating
If your bedroom is your sanctuary, you'll want bedroom radiator ideas that keep you cosy, and look good. Here's 11 radiators that do just that| Latest from Homebuilding & Renovating
Conservatories can be pretty chilly places to spend time in once outside temperatures drop, but is underfloor heating the way to go? We explains the pros, cons, costs and alternatives| Latest from Homebuilding & Renovating
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Wastewater heat recovery systems can reclaim up to 60% of shower energy. With showers using 20–30% of hot water, a new Rehva guide – summarised by Tim Dwyer – highlights their efficiency potential| CIBSE Journal
We spoke to heating experts to find out how to tackle heating a garden room, so that your extra space can be used in all seasons, not just in summer| Latest from Homebuilding & Renovating
From classic to contemporary, here's ten living room radiator ideas to ensure your living room is warm and welcoming| Latest from Homebuilding & Renovating
Scottish Government urges UK to wait as hydrogen trial tests whether hydrogen heating can be used safely and reliably in homes| Latest from Homebuilding & Renovating
Of the 801 British Columbia residents surveyed for the report, only 24% were in support of the province’s municipal bans on natural gas heating. The post Survey shows B.C. homeowners want choice, not regulation, in home heating appeared first on HPAC Magazine.| HPAC Magazine
Manitoba's provincial government, alongside Efficiency Manitoba, was announced as the debut province to deliver the new Canada Greener Homes Affordability Program (CHGAP). The post Canada launches rebranded greener homes retrofit program appeared first on HPAC Magazine.| HPAC Magazine
Carrier is the first HVAC equipment manufacturer to complete a validation within the DOE's Commercial Building HVAC Technology Challenge in the 10-14 rooftop heat pump category. The post Carrier’s rooftop heat pump receives validation in DOE’s HVAC Technology Challenge appeared first on HPAC Magazine.| HPAC Magazine
Enwave's new district energy facility is expected to reduce GHG up to 908,000 tonnes and divert up to 49,000 tonnes of municipal solid waste from landfills between 2028 and 2052. The post Update: Enwave breaks ground on Prince Edward Island’s new district energy waste processing facility appeared first on HPAC Magazine.| HPAC Magazine
Winters in Washington are no joke. As the temperatures begin to dip, making sure your HVAC system is prepared for the cold months ahead is more than just a precaution—it’s essential for comfort and safety. A pre-winter HVAC checkup ensures your system will run smoothly when you need it most. Let’s explore why this checkup […] The post Pre-Winter HVAC Checkup: Ensuring Your System is Ready for the Cold appeared first on Product Air (Heating, Cooling, and Electric).| Product Air (Heating, Cooling, and Electric)
Prepare your home for cooler weather with fall HVAC preparation tips. Learn about heating system checkups and more for a cozy and efficient autumn.| Product Air (Heating, Cooling, and Electric)
The project is called HeatScape and will enable more informed decisions on how to prepare and ready the electricity network for future requirements. The post UK Power Networks launches data-driven heating decarbonisation project appeared first on Power Engineering International.| Decentralized Energy - Power Engineering International
Government admits 'systemic failure' as tens of thousands of homes, particularly in poorer areas, bear the consequences of substandard retrofits| Homebuilding
Almost all of new single-family homes started in 2024 used either an air/ground source heat pump or a forced air system for the primary heating equipment (97%), according to the Census’s Survey of Construction. Additionally, 20% percent of homes also used a secondary type of heating equipment. Heating Systems The type of heating system installed…| Eye On Housing
A U.S. propane industry group is touting the concept of injecting steam into soil to kill weed seeds, but other research shows difficulties in heating soil to a high enough temperature to kill weed seeds with a mobile implement.| Grainews
Explanations & Troubleshooting Tips When temperatures drop in Middle Georgia, a heating issue can be a major inconvenience. Fortunately, not all furnace issues require professional repairs. In some instances, homeowners can troubleshoot the issue themselves to restore their heat without calling an HVAC company. In this article, the NATE-certified technicians at Conditioned Air cover five.. The post 5 Reasons Your Heating System Won’t Turn On appeared first on Conditioned Air, Inc..| Conditioned Air, Inc.
Queen Mary University of London’s data centre has been modernised and upgraded to provide heat to the local district heating network.| Power Engineering International
Find essential tips on hiring a contractor. What questions should you ask and what warning signs should you look for? We lay it all out here.| Modernize
Valmet will deliver a bubbling fluidized bed boiler and flue gas handling equipment for Kraftringen Energi's new CHP plant in Skåne.| Power Engineering International
A boiler is one of the main fixtures of a house. Boilers are considered as the real heart of your home. Without a functioning boiler, you would have no hot water. That means cold morning showers and a greasy kitchen to boot. Moreover, you would not be able to come home to a toasty room […] The post The Homeowner’s Guide to Boiler Installations first appeared on PlumbingForce.| PlumbingForce
Many people in London avail the services of licensed boiler engineers at least once a year. A lot of boiler manufacturers offer annual boiler service to their customers. These boiler engineers check the condition of the customers’ boiler at least once a year. If they don’t offer annual boiler services, you will need to independently […] The post One-Off Boiler Services: A guide first appeared on PlumbingForce.| PlumbingForce
When you think about a central heating system’s different elements, an immersion heater might not even make it on the list. The reality is that most homes in the UK depend on their boiler for hot water. Whether they have a hot water cylinder or not, boilers always do the trick – until they don’t. […] The post A Buyer’s Complete Guide to Immersion Heaters first appeared on PlumbingForce.| PlumbingForce
Looking for a gas safe registered engineer is critical for your safety. Gas work could be deadly if done by someone unqualified as it can lead to fire, carbon monoxide poisoning, gas leaks, and faulty installations. Here, we listed the things you show know about gas safety and how you can find registered engineers in […] The post All You Need To Know About Gas Safe Engineers first appeared on PlumbingForce.| PlumbingForce
No home in the UK would be complete without their central heating setup. Many daily tasks depend on your boiler, heating thermostat, and radiator to get the job done. Without them, you can lose your heating and hot water. Of all the moving parts of your central heating, let’s focus on your central heating thermostat. […] The post A Buyer’s Complete Guide For Your Central Heating Thermostat first appeared on PlumbingForce.| PlumbingForce
A little while ago, I wrote some musings on Home Automation and made reference to our heating setup.As it's had a bit of time (and some poor weather) to run and be improved upon, I thought it might be| www.bentasker.co.uk
New evidence shows that mandating filters in wood-burning heaters could cut harmful particle emissions by 70%, reducing the health burden.| Cool Products
E.ON has entered into a partnership with CyrusOne to develop solutions to overcome data centres grid capacity constraints in Europe.| Power Engineering International
The sun creates more than twice as much heat gain on the south wall of a bin in spring as it does during the summer. That, in addition to the solar heat gain on the bin roof, can lead to grain spoilage, NDSU warns.| Grainews
Massachusetts plans to end gas line subsidies to align with climate goals, protect consumers, and encourage electric alternatives. What are your thoughts on this bold policy shift?| blog.greenenergyconsumers.org
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The Massachusetts DPU issued an order for Mass Save’s 2025-2027 Three Year Energy Efficiency Plan subject to some modifications and directives, including a $500 million reduction to the proposed budget.| blog.greenenergyconsumers.org
Polish distribution network operator TAURON has started decarbonisation and efficiency works across its heating networks. The post Poland’s TAURON Group begins greening work across heating networks appeared first on Power Engineering International.| Decentralized Energy - Power Engineering International
Learn why your homestead might be the perfect fit for an outdoor wood furnace with details on how they work, how much they cost, and wood boiler FAQs.| The Tiny Life
Energy efficiency programs like Mass Save are a big part of the solution to our energy woes. Their existence benefits everyone financially by decreasing overall costs.| blog.greenenergyconsumers.org
Introduction: As winter is finally here, construction sites face the challenge of maintaining a comfortable working environment for their teams. Selecting the appropriate […] The post Propane vs. Natural Gas: The Right Fuel for Your Job Site appeared first on On Site Companies.| On Site Companies
Save money on your energy bills with a new boiler! Discover the energy efficiency benefits and cost savings of upgrading your heating system today.| plumbingangels.co.uk
Learn what forced air heating is, how it works, and why it’s a reliable, efficient option for keeping your home warm and comfortable.| America's Choice Inspections
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As the temperatures drop, having a reliable heating system becomes essential. If you’re experiencing issues with your heater, waiting to address them could lead to a sudden breakdown on the coldest days. At Ross & Witmer, we specialize in professional heating repair services for Charlotte and the surrounding areas, ensuring your home remains comfortable all ...| Ross and Witmer
The density of natural gas is usually expressed in kg/m3 (kilograms per cubic meter) or lb/ft3 (pounds per cubic foot). Natural gas density is customarily measured at standard conditions (STC); this includes standard temperature (0°C or 32°F) and standard pressure (1 atmosphere or 14.7 psia). Natural gas has a very low density (it’s lighter than ... Read more The post What Is Density Of Natural Gas? In kg/m3, lb/ft3 (Standard Conditions) appeared first on LearnMetrics.| LearnMetrics
Sometimes, you need to know the density of gasoline (also referred to as the ‘specific gravity of gasoline‘). We can express the density of gasoline in different density units, namely kg/m3 (kilograms per cubic meter), lb/gallon (pounds per gallon), kg/L (kilograms per liter), and lb/ft3 (pounds per cubic foot). Gasoline is one of the lightest ... Read more The post Gasoline Density In kg/m3, lb/gal, kg/L, lb/ft3 (+ Chart) appeared first on LearnMetrics.| LearnMetrics
When you are putting gas into a car, how much weight are you adding? We only know how many gallons of gasoline (volume) we put into the can; the gas station does tell us how many pounds of weight that is. To calculate that, we need to apply the 5.97-6.51 lb/gallon density (at 59°F or ... Read more The post Gasoline Weight Calculator: How Much Gas Weights? (Gallons -> Lbs) appeared first on LearnMetrics.| LearnMetrics
At gas stations, the diesel pump measures volume (gallons), not weight (lbs). To figure out, for example, how much 10 gallons of diesel weighs, we need to account for diesel density. To help you calculate the diesel fuel weight, we have created these 2 tools you can freely use: Diesel Fuel Weight Calculator. Just enter ... Read more The post Diesel Fuel Weight Calculator: How Much Diesel Weighs? (Gallons -> Lbs) appeared first on LearnMetrics.| LearnMetrics
When your heating system breaks down in the middle of winter, it can leave you and your family feeling uncomfortable and anxious. But don’t worry—Ross & Witmer is here to restore warmth to your home with our professional heating repair services. With over 70 years of experience serving the Charlotte, NC area, we understand the ...| Ross and Witmer
Discover how Plumbing Angels resolved a hot water issue for a client by diagnosing and fixing a blocked combi valve and faulty lever valves.| plumbingangels.co.uk
The 760,000m² Silvertown site will be the UK’s first development of E.ON's ectogrid, an energy sharing heat network based on heat pump tech.| Power Engineering International
Figure 1: The RX888 showing the "top" and RF connectors. While the heat sinks attached to the sides are visible, the large one on the "bott...| ka7oei.blogspot.com
This winter, we've been using electricity to provide additional heating in the living room. This post looks at how our usage differed to the prior year where we relied on bottled gas for additional he| www.bentasker.co.uk
High-temperature heat pumps perform reliably even in dwellings yet-to-be-refurbished. A recent Coolproducts report by the European Environmental Bureau analysed success stories from 11 towns in Poland, Italy, and The Netherlands. From urban flats to rural homes, users surveyed reported thermal comfort and reduced bills in unrenovated buildings. These findings underscore the viability of installing heat […] The post Heat pumps still deliver savings and comfort in not-yet-renovated homes, sur...| Cool Products
Heating and cooling accounts for a staggering 80% of energy used in EU households – with 75% of that coming from fossil fuels. This pollutes as much as all the cars in the EU combined. There are solutions at our fingertips, but policymakers must step up and deliver on climate targets. Here’s how. The deployment […] The post It is time for the EU to clean up heating appeared first on Cool Products.| Cool Products
Discover the future of heating and cooling with Ross & Witmer's guide to HVAC electrification. Learn how transitioning to electric HVAC systems in Charlotte offers environmental benefits, energy savings, and improved indoor air quality. Explore the latest in sustainable HVAC solutions and how Ross & Witmer is leading the charge towards a cleaner, more efficient future. Contact us to embrace the benefits of electrification for your home or business today.| Ross and Witmer
There are many reasons to consider a heat pump. Not only do heat pumps offer an energy-efficient alternative to furnaces, but the five reasons below make it an excellent option. Call Coldcraft at 408-374-7292 for a free estimate.|
