Joanna R. Turpin is a journalist who writes for ACHR NEWS, focusing on the HVACR industry. With a keen interest in refrigeration systems and HVAC regulations, Joanna provides informative and insightful articles on topics such as innovative technologies, industry concerns, and the transition to alternative refrigerants.
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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.
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Second-quarter earnings for several major HVAC manufacturers were impressive. Compared to last year, Carrier's second-quarter sales increased by 12% to $6.7 billion; Trane's revenues rose by 13% to $5.3 billion; and Lennox's core revenue grew by 8% to $1.45 billion. The CEOs of these companies were understandably enthusiastic while reporting these figures during their earnings calls.
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