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2024 ASHRAE Winter Conference and AHR Expo

Find inspiration, answers, networking, and the latest industry trends at the 2024 ASHRAE Winter Conference, taking place Jan. 20-24 in Chicago at the Marriott Marquis Chicago and McCormick Place, just a skybridge apart from the AHR Expo. See what’s planned and register by Nov. 26 to lock in early bird rates. Learn more.


HVAC Design Training
Fall schedule announced!

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ASHRAE Strategic Plan
Feedback Form

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Task Force for Building
Decarbonization (TFBD)

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Decarbonization Challenge
Applications now open!

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NEW! Tech Hour

ASHRAE's newly launched Tech Hour: Emotional Intelligence. Join Karine as she discusses how to use EQ to become a better person professionally and personally.

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Standard 241, Control of Infectious Aerosols

ASHRAE’s airborne infection risk mitigation standard for buildings is here. This standard establishes minimum requirements for reducing the risk of disease transmission through exposure to infectious aerosols in new and existing buildings, and renovations.

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Austin HVAC Design Training

Register now to attend HVAC Design Training I & II November 13-15 and 16-17, held in-person in Austin, TX. Gain access to state-of-the-art facilities, the latest technological advancements, and a vibrant community of like-minded professionals.

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90,000+ Readers Can’t Be Wrong

The HVAC&R Industry is a free weekly newsletter available to anyone interested in staying up-to-date with the latest news in the HVAC&R industry. Subscribe below.

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Affordable and Convenient: ASHRAE eLearning

Need quick, affordable learning for yourself or a group? ASHRAE eLearning courses are just $42 for members with discounts available for groups of 5 or more. Browse the eLearning catalog of 90+ courses for convenient, on-demand learning with PDHs.

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ASHRAE Journal Podcast

Tune into conversations between leading ASHRAE experts as they discuss what HVAC engineers need to know to design better systems and grow the HVAC&R industry.

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