H&V News Magazine is the leading resource for the latest news and insights in the heating, ventilating and air conditioning industry.

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5 days ago · The cover feature for H&V News' first issue of 2025 highlights a recurring yet important theme: collaboration. This year's issues will explore the ways ways in which industry stakeholders can collectively navigate regulatory uncertainties, cultural shifts and, most importantly, strengthen the workforce by prioritising education and training to close the skills gap.

This month’s issue looks at industry efforts to partner with sporting teams to highlight low carbon technologies, there is also coverage of calls for strict new indoor air quality standards. Please note that you must be signed in to read the issue. You can log-in or register for free here. Click ...

This month’s issue looks at the latest government commitments to rethink some major components of its low carbon heating plans for the next 12 years, along with the resulting industry response to these plans.

This month’s magazine looks at the main conclusions from the 2021 H&V Low Carbon Heating Summit, as well as reaction to the release of the delayed Heat and Buildings strategy a few days later.

Nov 1, 2024 · Fresh calls for stricter standards on the enforcement of indoor air quality (IAQ) in the UK is the cover theme for November’s H&V News.. The digital issue of the magazine can now be read online with a focus on the latest industry developments concerning industry skills and training, news innovation and recommendations for more effective building management.

This month’s magazine debuts our new Feature Focus section that takes a more in-depth look at some of the technical and service innovations to scale up the efficiency of existing heating systems

This month’s issue considers the case for setting a set target-date to end the installation of existing boiler systems, as well as the potential challenges for the sector in doing so.

This month’s issue of H&V News considers the importance of affordability to expand low carbon heat nationally, as well as a looking at recent innovations in commercial heating.