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Joanna's coverage is heavily focused on the HVACR industry, particularly with regard to regulatory and technological developments related to refrigerants and heating/cooling systems. She often covers specific issues within this industry, such as the adoption of new technologies or regulations impacting businesses.
Given Joanna's focus on the HVACR industry, she would likely be interested in commentary from experts who can provide insights into innovative technologies, environmental regulations affecting refrigerants, and best practices for servicing modern HVAC equipment.
As her geographic focus is not specified but her topics are largely universal concerns within the HVACR industry, pitches should address these broad themes rather than focusing on specific regions unless there are location-specific angles that have broader relevance.
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By: Hannah Belloli-Oster, Joanna R. Turpin, Matt Jachman
The awards, the most the foundation has distributed in a single year, total about $200,000 and will help support plumbing and HVAC apprentices, trade school students, and college students pursuing degrees related to plumbing or HVAC.
By: Hannah Belloli-Oster, Joanna R. Turpin, Matt Jachman
Nexstar Network President and CEO Julian Scadden discusses workforce development, business ownership, and the advantages independent contractors still hold.
By: Joanna R. Turpin, Matt Jachman, Hannah Belloli-Oster
The Just In Time co-founders explain why sustainable growth requires more than chasing a bigger top-line number. October 18, 2026
By: Matt Jachman, Hannah Belloli-Oster, Joanna R. Turpin
October 19, 2026 The votes are in, the confetti is falling, and ACHR NEWS has officially crowned the Greatest HVACR Innovation of All Time: the inverter-driven compressor.
By: Hannah Belloli-Oster, Joanna R. Turpin, Matt Jachman
It might not get the attention that other aspects of the HVAC industry receive, but HVAC suspension is vitally important. How ductwork, piping, and equipment are supported affects labor costs, installation speed, and safety, in addition to the long-term system performance. HVAC contractors must ask themselves, what is the actual cost of suspension?
By: Matt Jachman, Joanna R. Turpin, Hannah Belloli-Oster
To understand how heat pumps have pushed farther into territory once dominated by fossil-fuel heating, it helps to look at what has changed inside — and around — the outdoor unit.
By: Joanna R. Turpin, Matt Jachman, Hannah Belloli-Oster
October 21, 2026 WASHINGTON — The AABC Commissioning Group, or ACG, has opened applications for the CxEnergy Rising Professionals
By: Matt Jachman, Hannah Belloli-Oster, Joanna R. Turpin
In 2001, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), an estimated 82.9 million U.S. homes, or about 77.5%, had some type of air-conditioning. By 2009, that number was an estimated 98.9 million households, or 87%, meaning an increase of 16 million in the number of households with a/c. That's a jump of more than 19%.
By: Matt Jachman, Joanna R. Turpin, Hannah Belloli-Oster
The extensive renovation also modernized other building systems October 25, 2026
By: Joanna R. Turpin, Hannah Belloli-Oster, Matt Jachman
Case Study: Supporting a Healthier Environment for Animals and the People Who Care for Them October 26, 2026
