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The 2030 Challenge is a national effort to encourage the building industry to prioritize energy efficiency and reduce environmental impact. The American Institute of Architects (AIA) adopted the challenge in 2006 and set a goal of using no fossil fuel or greenhouse gas emitting energy by 2030 (Net Zero). The AIA 2030 Commitment encourages architects to meet this goal and submit their project profiles to the Design Data Exchange (DDx) for tracking.

Architect’s Guide to Achieving 2030 Targets

The electrification of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems has become an increasingly important trend in recent years. As occupants and building owners become more aware of the environmental impact of their energy consumption and look for ways to reduce their carbon footprint, the demand for electric HVAC systems has grown.

Why Electrification of HVAC Systems is Here to Stay

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