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IOTechnic announces release of new VAV unit
IOTechnic will stock the iSMA Controlli VAV14-IP variable air volume unit in Australia.
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Painting the plant room green
Refrigerants were in the spotlight at Green Building Day this year. AIRAH’s Advocacy and Policy Manager Mark Vender shares his perspective from the Melbourne event.
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Way open for RAC trade licensing in Tasmania
Tasmania is making strides towards introducing occupational licensing for HVAC&R technicians.
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Allvent launches HVLS Hyperblade series
Allvent Ventilation Products has introduced the HVLS Hyperblade series, which it says transforms comfort and climate control in large spaces.
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ASHRAE releases 2025–28 strategic plan
ASHRAE has unveiled its 2025–28 strategic plan, which focuses on creating a more sustainable built environment.
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Alceon invests in part ownership of TVH
Alceon Private Equity has signed an agreement with Total Ventilation Hygiene (TVH) to become a ~49% owner.
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Sauermann launches digital manifold range
Sauermann has launched two new manifolds, along with their probes and connected accessories.
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All systems go for Building and Plumbing Commission
Victoria’s new Building and Plumbing Commission has begun operations, with the goal of strengthening building regulation in Victoria.
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Researchers develop bioplastic metafilm for cooling
An international team of scientists has developed a biodegradable material that could reduce cooling demand.
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Residential heating and cooling efficiency: Who should take charge?
AIRAH CEO Sami Zheng, Affil.AIRAH, reflects on residential energy efficiency and the important role HVAC can play.
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SCSA becomes Reliable Controls authorised dealer in NSW
Specialized Control Solutions Australia (SCSA) has been appointed a Reliable Controls authorised dealer in New South Wales.
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NSW seeks input on path to net zero
The NSW Net Zero Commission is seeking public comment to help shape the climate change and adaptation advice it gives to the NSW government.
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Refrigerants Australia releases statement on PFAS
Refrigerants Australia has released a draft statement containing information on the use of perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).
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Commission: Possible
William Lane, F.AIRAH, makes the case for how formal accreditation could improve commissioning practices across Australia’s HVAC and building services sectors.
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The pair coil problem
Louise Belfield investigates recent problems with pair coil that have caused frustration and financial losses for Australian fridgies.
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Victoria sets course for all-electric future
As part of its gas substitution roadmap, the Victorian government has announced new building electrification regulations, new minimum energy efficiency standards for rental homes, and funding for manufacturing of heat pumps.
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ASHRAE appoints 2025–26 president
ASHRAE has announced its new president, officers and directors.
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New restrictions for multi-head splits and VRF systems
From July 1, 2025, Australia is implementing a general ban on the import and manufacture of multi-head split and VRF systems that use refrigerant with a global warming potential (GWP) over 750 and have a refrigerant charge of 2.6kg or less.
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NatHERS coming soon to existing homes
The Nationwide House Energy Rating Scheme (NatHERS) has released further details of how it will be expanded to existing homes.
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ASHRAE consulting on emissions quantification standard
ASHRAE and the International Code Council have announced a second round of public review on the proposed Standard 240P.