As data centers confront growing challenges in sustainability and resource use, across the United States and around the world, a clear-eyed view of water use is still the missing ingredient in delivering on an array of operational objectives—from efficiency and sustainability, to operational excellence and business continuity, to financial performance.
There has been significant confusion in the HVAC industry around the effective phaseout dates of the refrigerants used in dehumidifiers. Much of it stems from three separate regulations with different effective dates: California, Washington, and EPA.
By this time, everyone has heard about the EPA’s AIM Act passed on December 27, 2020 and the subsequent Technology Transitions Program that limits the use of climate damaging hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) in specific technology sectors and subsectors, such as foam, aerosols, and refrigeration, air conditioning, and heat pumps. While these regulations will impact the entire United States, there are also regulations in place in California and Washington that also impact the space conditioning products we rely on to cool our homes, offices, ice arenas and food distribution network
The Sutter Roseville Medical Center had a single aging vaneaxial fan servicing all the patient rooms and key surgical suites.
As data centers confront growing challenges in sustainability and resource use, across the United States and around the world, a clear-eyed view of water use is still the missing ingredient in delivering on an array of operational objectives—from efficiency and sustainability, to operational excellence and business continuity, to financial performance.
There has been significant confusion in the HVAC industry around the effective phaseout dates of the refrigerants used in dehumidifiers. Much of it stems from three separate regulations with different effective dates: California, Washington, and EPA.
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