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Wilson releases Aqualux heat pump
Australian hot water system manufacturing company Wilson Industries has released the Wilson Aqualux heat pump.
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Living beyond our means: Australia’s refrigerant reckoning
Australia is using more refrigerant than it imports and will face a reckoning when stockpiles run out, according to Cold Hard Facts 4.
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Carrier launches XCT8 variable refrigerant flow
Carrier Australia has launched a new variable refrigerant flow (VRF) into the Australian market called the XCT8.
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GBCA to hold air tightness masterclass
The Green Building Council Australia (GBCA) is holding an online air tightness masterclass on Tuesday, June 18.
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ACCU scheme invites new emissions reduction methods
DCCEEW has announced that it will receive suggestions for new methods of emissions reduction under the Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCU) scheme.
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ARBS preview: What to expect in 2024
Australia’s largest international HVAC&R and building services trade show, ARBS 2024, begins in Sydney this morning.
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Understanding the impacts of damp and mould
Researchers at the Queensland University of Technology have released a study exploring building-related symptoms (BRS) caused by damp and mould.
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Researching homeowners’ electrification journeys
Researchers at UTS are researching and documenting “typical journeys” of homeowners who are undertaking renovations, appliance upgrades and electrification.
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The hateful eight: Major challenges for SMBs in FY25
Small-to-medium businesses will face increasing challenges next financial year, with economic growth staying muted until the end of 2024.
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Hisense appoints Rybinski as HVAC general manager
Hisense has appointed Peter Rybinski as Executive General Manager – HVAC, expanding its commitment to the Australian HVAC&R market.
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Fujitsu celebrates 50 years in Australia
Fujitsu General Australia is celebrating 50 years of operations in Australia, after launching in the region in 1974.
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Aeroseal and Aramco seal deal
Air sealing energy efficiency solutions provider Aeroseal has been named by energy and chemicals company Aramco as the energy efficiency partner for building decarbonisation in the firm’s Saudi Arabian facilities. The two companies have signed a memorandum of understanding to that effect. Joint efforts will include nationwide testing of building ductwork and envelopes, along with […]
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Bailey Loenneker to represent Australia at WorldSkills in France
Bailey Loenneker, Stud.AIRAH, speaks to HVAC&R News about the thrill of competing at WorldSkills and representing Australia.
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New Board leadership for Refrigerant Reclaim Australia
Refrigerant Reclaim Australia (RRA) has named Greg Brooker, Affil.AIRAH, as its new Board Chair and Paul Campbell as Secretary/Treasurer.
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Podium place for Darwin students at international science fair
Three Darwin high school students have received third place honours at the International Science and Engineering Fair.
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MATES in Construction scholarship winners announced
Mohsin Ali and Shanika Vidana Gamage have been awarded the 2024 MATES Allison Milner Memorial PhD scholarship.
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Here’s to you Mr Robinson: Our electric future
The Australian Architects Declare (AAD) and Australian Institute of Architects (RAIA) National Climate Action Sustainability Committee (NCASC) are delivering a practice-focused workshop on the importance of architecture in improving buildings as they achieve 100 per cent electrification.
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Sami Zheng on the EEC national conference
AIRAH CEO Sami Zheng, Affil.AIRAH, participated in a panel discussion at the Energy Efficiency Council’s national conference on May 16.
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“Pipeline uncertainty” a risk for business confidence
Consultants working in the built environment are struggling with “pipeline uncertainty” – a lack of clarity around coming projects.
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Getting to grips with NCC 2025 – AIRAH’s view
We look at some of the key proposed changes in NCC 2025 for those working in HVAC&R building services – and AIRAH’s position on them.