The ACCA Codes and Coffee webinar series is back this fall with exciting sessions aimed at keeping HVACR professionals informed and engaged with the latest industry updates.
Designed for contractors, manufacturers, and industry insiders, these webinars provide essential insights into the evolving landscape of codes, standards, and emerging technologies. Best of all, they’re free! Grab your cup of coffee, mark your calendar, and get ready for thought-provoking discussions with top industry experts.
September 26 at 12 PM ET: The Future of Low-GWP “Natural” Refrigerants – Including Propane
The HVACR world is buzzing about the future of refrigerants. Beyond the popular A2Ls, one refrigerant is gaining attention: Propane (R-290), classified as an A3 flammable refrigerant. The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is now exploring the accelerated introduction of R-290, including its potential use in residential applications.
In this session, you’ll hear from industry experts leading the conversation on this groundbreaking topic including:
Manny Chaves: Chair of the ACCA Codes Subcommittee and owner of Chaves Heating and Air Conditioning
Dr. Payam Delgoshaei: HVAC and refrigeration technology manager at U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)
Chris Forth: Vice president of regulatory, codes, and environmental affairs at Johnson Controls/York
This webinar promises to be a thought-provoking discussion on the future of refrigerants, industry regulations, and the potential impact on HVACR businesses. Register now for this free session and bring your questions and open mind!
October 16 at 12 PM ET: “Prove It” Again with Upgraded measureQuick® 3.0
Have you heard about ACCA’s Quality Installation (QI) Certificates? This program, launched last year, allows contractors to stand out from the competition by proving their work meets industry standards using the measureQuick® app and smart tools.
Join us for an in-depth discussion on how embracing QI certificates can:
Virtually eliminate callbacks
Maximize profitability
Differentiate your business in the marketplace
Enhance quality control and processes
Our guest panel will feature Brian Feenie, ACCA’s “Chief Encouragement Officer” for QI certificate implementation, along with Peter Troast and Abby Yolda from Energy Circle. They’ll cover marketing resources like:
Website content to set yourself apart
A video overview for your customers
Partnership marketing strategies
Incorporating your company logo on QI certificates
This session is a must for contractors looking to boost their reputation and improve operational efficiency. Don’t miss out – register now.
November 20 at 12 PM ET: New Developments on ACCA’s Crusade for Sensible NEC GFCI Requirements
There’s a new code change cycle coming, and ACCA is at the forefront with two key proposals for the 2026 edition of the National Electrical Code (NEC).
ACCA has submitted proposals to:
Exempt Ground-Fault Circuit-Interrupter (GFCI) protection for dedicated condensate pumps serving HVACR equipment in basements
Extend the GFCI exemption for outdoor HVACR equipment from September 1, 2026 until 2029
This session will feature David Bixby, ACCA’s manager of codes and standards, and John Ambrosino, ACCA’s voting member on the NEC Code-Making Panel (CMP) No. 2. They will break down the latest developments from the October CMP-2 meeting and outline ACCA’s strategy for moving these proposals forward.
Don’t miss this opportunity to stay informed and engage with the process. Register now for this free session and lend your input on how ACCA is shaping the future of HVACR standards.
Don’t miss out!
The ACCA Codes and Coffee series is your chance to stay ahead of the curve. Whether you’re interested in the latest NEC changes, improving your business with QI certificates, or learning about emerging refrigerant technologies, these sessions are packed with valuable insights that can help you thrive in today’s HVACR industry.
Register today and be part of the conversation that shapes the future of HVACR!
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