SAN FRANCISCO, June 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — A new market study from Global Industry Analysts Inc. (GIA), the leading market research firm, today released its report titled “Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) Systems – Global Market Trajectory & Analytics.” The report presents new perspectives on opportunities and challenges in a significantly changed market post-COVID-19.

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Edition: 9; Published: May 2021
Management positions: 12897
Companies: 125 – Players covered include Daikin Industries Ltd.; Danfoss A/S; Electrolux AB; Emerson Electric Company; Fujitsu Ltd.; GREE, Inc.; Hitachi Ltd.; Honeywell International, Inc.; Ingersoll Rand PLC; Johnson Controls International PLC; Lennox International Inc.; LG Electronics Inc.; Midea Group Co., Ltd.; Mitsubishi Electric Corporation; Nortek Global HVAC LLC; Panasonic Corporation; Qingdao Haier Co., Ltd.; Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.; United Technologies Corporation (UTC); Whirlpool Corporation and others.
Coverage: All major regions and key segments
Segments: Segment (cooling systems, heating systems, ventilation systems); Implementation (new construction, renovation); Application (commercial, private, industrial)
Geographies: World; United States; Canada; Japan; China; Europe (France; Germany; Italy; Great Britain; Spain; Russia; and rest of Europe); Asia Pacific (Australia; India; South Korea; and rest of Asia Pacific); Latin America (Argentina; Brazil; Mexico; and rest of Latin America); middle East (Iran; Israel; Saudi Arabia; United Arab Emirates; and rest of middle East); And Africa.

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To reach global heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) market $286.8 billion until 2026
Heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems are important and essential and are used ubiquitously in almost all buildings and factories. HVAC systems are widely used in residential and commercial buildings across sectors including education, healthcare, retail, offices, government and airports. The market growth is expected to be driven by increasing demand for energy efficient HVAC systems to reduce energy consumption and CO2 emissions. Growing concerns about climate change, rising energy prices and carbon emissions continue to drive the adoption of HVAC systems in commercial spaces. The market is also likely to benefit from the increasing demand for energy-saving products. Rebates for energy efficient systems such as air conditioning and HVAC encourage commercial building users to adopt and upgrade HVAC systems.

Amid the COVID-19 crisis, the global heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) market is estimated at $201 billion in 2020 is expected to reach a revised size of $286.8 billion until 2026 and grows at an average annual growth rate of 5.9% during the analysis period. Cooling systems, one of the segments analyzed in the report, is expected to achieve a CAGR of 6.2% $204 billion until the end of the analysis period. After a thorough analysis of the business impact of the pandemic and the resulting economic crisis, growth in the heating systems segment is adjusted to a revised average annual growth rate of 5.5% for the next 7-year period. This segment currently accounts for 20.8% share of the global heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) market. The demand for heat pumps is attributed to the availability of systems with advanced features that enable space heating and cooling while also providing hot water. Heat pumps' ability to provide greater efficiency compared to other space heating and cooling devices is expected to further increase their adoption in the coming years. Climate change and gradually rising average temperatures are driving the use of cooling devices in summer.

The US market is estimated at $58.1 billion in 2021, while China is expected to reach $59.3 billion until 2026
The Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) market in the US is estimated at $58.1 billion in 2021. The country currently has a 27.1% share of the global market. Chinathe world's second largest economy, is expected to reach an estimated market size of $59.3 billion in 2026 with a CAGR of 9% during the analysis period. Other notable geographic markets include Japan And Canada, respectively forecast to grow by 3.2% and 5.3% over the analysis period. Within Europe, Germany is expected to grow at approximately 3.6% CAGR, while the rest of the European market (as defined in the study) will achieve this $63.8 billion until the end of the analysis period. The demand for air conditioning in developing regions such as Asia Pacific is very high as some households own more than one device, whereas the demand for air conditioners from developed regions remains comparatively low. The market in Asia Pacific It is also expected to benefit from technological advancements and increasing investment in the consumer electronics sector across the region. The market in developed regions is driven by increasing consumer awareness of star-rated HVAC products, increasing use of VRV and adoption of inverter-based air conditioners.

to achieve the ventilation systems segment 34 billion dollars until 2026
In the global ventilation systems segment USA, Canada, Japan, China And Europe will drive the 4.2% CAGR estimated for this segment. These regional markets together account for a market size of $19.4 billion in 2020 a forecast size of will be reached $25.8 billion until the end of the analysis period. China will continue to be among the fastest growing in this cluster of regional markets. Led by countries like Australia, IndiaAnd South Koreathe market in Asia Pacific is expected to be achieved $4.5 billion until 2026, during Latin America will grow at a compound annual growth rate of 5.6% during the analysis period. More

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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A $4 million marketing campaign touting San Francisco’s resilience, innovation and moxie launches Thursday as the embattled city prepares to host a high-profile global economic summit next month that could boost its image or pile on to its woes.

Business leaders behind the privately funded “It All Starts Here” campaign say they plan to blanket the city with billboards and ads featuring what makes San Francisco great — think the iPhone and Pixar Animation Studios — as tens of thousands converge on the city for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation leaders’ summit.

President Joe Biden and other heads of state, hundreds of foreign journalists and more than 1,000 business executives from around the globe are expected to attend the summit Nov. 11 to 17.

“Birthplace of the waterbed. And the summer of love,” reads one ad. “The martini. The mai tai. And the Uber ride back home,” reads another. The campaign logo echoes the famous crisscross Haight and Ashbury street signs.

There’s also a spirited two-minute video set to the song “California Dreamin’.” The video opens with fog and mountains, Pacific Ocean waves crashing into majestic cliffs and the Golden Gate Bridge before mixing in historic images of streetcars, beatniks, retailer Gap, Apple and Google. San Francisco is sandwiched between Silicon Valley and Northern California wine country.

The summit comes at a critical time for San Francisco’s bruised image. While there are signs of recovery — an IKEA opened downtown — the city has been hit hard by news of major retailers leaving as street conditions deteriorated over public drug use, homelessness and theft.

“Unfortunately, when you hear about San Francisco, you hear about a lot of negative things,” said Priya David Clemens, spokesperson for the host committee. “And APEC is an opportunity for people to come from all around the Pacific Rim, see this city, and go back and tell their friends and family, ‘Hey, San Francisco’s a great place to do business’ and to come back and visit for pleasure.”

Civic and business leaders, government officials and the tourism and conference industry are anxious to counter the narrative that San Francisco is dying or dead as it might become a self-fulfilling prophecy in today’s era of snap judgments spread through a viral social media ecosystem built in the city’s backyard.

Conditions are not as dire as headlines make out, said Larry Baer, board co-chair of Advance SF, the business group overseeing the campaign. Baer, who is also president and CEO of the San Francisco Giants, said the ads are also aimed at reminding residents of the city’s accomplishments.

“It’s urging a change in the narrative,” said Baer, a San Francisco native. The city is “like other big cities, with modern day challenges, but also with really a unique sparkle to it.”

“We’re not going to have as quick a change perhaps as we want, but I believe … there’s improvement,” he said.

In September, San Francisco successfully hosted 40,000 attendees of an annual Salesforce conference. City native Marc Benioff, the software company’s CEO and chair, raved about how clean and safe streets were around the convention center.

The new ads take some liberties. Apple has its headquarters in Cupertino and Pixar’s is in Emeryville, neither of which are San Francisco. The martini may have been invented San Francisco, or in neighboring Martinez. The mai tai was created in 1944 at a Trader Vic’s restaurant in Oakland across the bay.

The modern waterbed, however, was created in San Francisco, by a design student at San Francisco State University.

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In the Global Week Ahead, geopolitics remains at the forefront of stock trader minds.

This result comes after war broke out between Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas.

The mood inside stock and bond markets is jittery at best.

This trading week might offer some reassurance — that both households and businesses are holding up — in an uncertain macro environment.

Why?

a. Some of the world’s biggest multinational companies report earnings. They provide stock traders their detailed Q3 updates, and forward outlooks.

b. A variety of macro data prints offer a look at growth, wages and consumer spending, in the United States, China and the United Kingdom.

Next are Reuters five world market themes, reordered for equity traders—

A number of major U.S. companies report results, revving up a third-quarter earnings season expected to show a pickup in profit growth after a tepid first half.

Tesla (TSLA – Free Report) kicks off earnings for the mega-caps on Oct. 18th. These companies’ shares have been key drivers of the equity rally in 2023.

Bank of America (BAC – Free Report) and Goldman Sachs (GS – Free Report) both report Oct. 17th.

Other heavy hitters include healthcare giant Johnson & Johnson (JNJ – Free Report) on Oct. 17, Netflix (NFLX – Free Report) on Oct. 18th and Philip Morris International (PM – Free Report) on Oct. 19th.

In economic data, U.S. retail sales for September, due on Tuesday, will provide a key look into the health of the consumer.

Investors are keen to determine if the economy can avoid a hard landing. U.S. retail sales increased more than expected in August as a surge in gasoline prices boosted receipts at service stations.

(2) A number of Europe’s major banks report earnings this week.

Storm clouds are brewing over European banking stocks as the boost from higher interest rates fades and recession risks rise, but some big investors are hanging on to shares.

Banks have long underperformed the region’s main stock market. And just ahead of quarterly earnings next week, European bank shares (.SX7P) are sporting a dividend yield of almost 8%, making them cheaper on this basis than during the 2008 global financial crisis.

Banks have had a major boost from hiking their loan costs in line with central bank rates.

Analyst forecasts collated by European asset manager Amundi show European banks are expected to grow adjusted earnings by +25% this year, followed by a +6% gain in 2024.

(3) Poland has elected a center-left coalition gov’t, ousting the ruling nationalists.

Voters on Sunday have decided, in numbers not seen even in 1989. Poland’s ruling nationalists appeared on Monday Oct. 16th to have lost their parliamentary majority in the nation’s most pivotal election in decades, potentially opening the way for opposition parties to seize power in what would be a huge political shift.

Poland has repeatedly clashed with the European Union over the rule of law, media freedom, migration and LGBT rights since Law and Justice (PiS) swept to power in 2015, but opposition parties have vowed to mend ties with Brussels and scrap reforms that critics say undermine democratic standards.

An Ipsos exit poll published early on Monday, Oct. 16th gave PiS 36.6% of the vote, which would translate into 198 lawmakers in the 460-seat lower house of parliament.

Opposition parties, led by the former European Council president Donald Tusk’s liberal grouping Civic Coalition (KO), were projected to win a combined 248 seats, with the KO seen winning 31.0% of ballots cast.

Victory for the opposition in a vote seen by analysts as the most significant election for Europe in years could potentially redefine the relationship between Brussels and the largest EU member state in central and eastern Europe.

The election cycle is also heating up elsewhere in emerging markets:

a. Ecuadorians also voted on Sunday Oct. 15th for a new president.

Business scion Daniel Noboa will fulfill a long-held family ambition when he takes office as Ecuador’s president, after winning election on Sunday on promises to create jobs and bring crime gangs under control.

Noboa, 35, who quit a job at his family’s sprawling conglomerate when he was elected to the national legislature in 2021, won more than 52% of the vote, beating leftist challenger Luisa Gonzalez, who had about 48%, with the initial tally nearly complete.

b. Argentinians head to the polls on Oct. 22nd.

(4) Is the worst over for the mainland China economy? Or is there a real estate crisis brewing?

The clock is ticking loudly for China’s biggest private property developer.

Country Garden (2007.HK) has until Tuesday to meet coupon payments or have all its nearly $11 billion in offshore debt deemed in default.

It’s not alone. Companies accounting for 40% of Chinese home sales have defaulted since 2021, when a liquidity crisis hit the sector, which accounts for about a quarter of the economy.

Beijing has rolled out a raft of measures recently, but with little impact on home sales.

There have been reports the government is looking to increase its budget deficit to meet this year’s 5% growth target.

Recent data already suggests the worst may be over for parts of the economy. Wednesday could bring confirmation, with the release of GDP, industrial output and retail sales figures.

(5) The Bank of England (BoE) struggles to set a course against high inflation.

Poor Old Lady of Threadneedle Street. The Bank of England (BoE) has been constantly wrongfooted by inflation data for months.

For most of the year, it’s come in above expectations and well above the central bank’s own forecasts. Suddenly in August, it slowed more than expected. Many believe the data pushed the BoE to leave rates unchanged at its last meeting.

That said, inflation is still over three times the BoE’s 2% target and growth isn’t exactly stellar. Meanwhile, at the last count, the labor market was starting to cool, but basic pay grew at its fastest rate on record — making the BoE’s juggling act even tougher.

More surprises on Oct. 17th and 18th, when employment and inflation data land, respectively, could set an awkward scene for the BoE’s November meeting a little over two weeks later.

Zacks #1 Rank (STRONG BUY) Stocks

This is a $111 stock with a $11.1B market cap in the Medical-Drugs industry. I see a Zacks Value score of A, a Zacks Growth score of B and a Zacks Momentum score of C.

Neurocrine Biosciences is a neuroscience-based company focused on the discovery and development of novel therapeutics for neuropsychiatric, neuroinflammatory and neurodegenerative diseases and disorders.

The company’s neuroscience, endocrine and immunology disciplines provide a unique biological understanding of the molecular interaction between central nervous, immune and endocrine systems for the development of therapeutic interventions for anxiety, depression, insomnia, stroke, malignant brain tumors, multiple sclerosis, obesity and diabetes.

(2) Williams Sonoma (WSM – Free Report) : This is a $162 stock with a $10.4B market cap in the Retail – Home Furnishing industry. I see a Zacks Value score of A, a Zacks Growth score of B, and a Zacks Momentum score of B.

Headquartered in San Francisco, CA, Williams-Sonoma, Inc. is a multi-channel specialty retailer of premium quality home products. Incorporated in 1973, the company has five brands and each of the brands are operating segments.

• Pottery Barn (accounting for 41% of fiscal 2022 total revenues) is the largest brand of the company and offers premium quality furniture, lighting, tabletop, outdoor and decorative accessories.
• West Elm (26.3%) produces personalized products designed by the company’s team of artists and designers.
• Williams-Sonoma (14.8%) offers cookware, tools, cutlery, electrics, tabletop and bar, outdoor, furniture and cookbooks.
• Pottery Barn Kids and Teen (13.1%) deals with products used for putting up nurseries, bedrooms and play spaces. It also caters to the teenage population with furniture, bedding, lighting and decorative accents for teen bedrooms, dorm rooms, study spaces and lounges.
• Other segment (4.8%) primarily consists of international franchise operations, Rejuvenation and Mark and Graham. Rejuvenation offers premium quality products which are inspired from history and are manufactured in facilities in Portland, OR. Mark and Graham is known for personalized gift items. The brand manufactures women’s and men’s accessories, home décor as well as seasonal items.

Cash and cash equivalents were $514.4 million as of Jul 30, 2023 compared with $124.9 million reported a year ago and $367.3 million at the end of fiscal 2022. Net cash from operating activities totaled $715 million in the first six months of fiscal 2023 compared with $383.6 million a year ago. At the fiscal second quarter-end, the company stated that it had no debt, thereby maintaining its strong financial position.

Williams-Sonoma rewarded shareholders in dividends (worth $116.6 million) and share repurchases (worth $310 million) in first-half 2023.

(Note:  Zacks identifies fiscal years by the month in which the fiscal year ends, while WSM identifies their fiscal year by the calendar year in which it begins; so comparable figures for any given fiscal year, as published by WSM, will refer to this same fiscal year as being the year before the same year, as identified by Zacks).

(3) EMCOR Group (EME – Free Report) : This is a $207 stock with a $10B market cap in the Building Products industry. I see a Zacks Value score of C, a Zacks Growth score of B, and a Zacks Momentum score of F.

EMCOR Group is one of the leading providers of mechanical and electrical construction, industrial and energy infrastructure, as well as building services for a diverse range of businesses. The company serves commercial, industrial, utility and institutional clients.

The company currently operates under the following reportable segments:

United States Electrical Construction and Facilities Services (contributing 22% to total revenues for 2022) – This comprises systems for premises electrical and lighting systems; electrical power transmission and distribution; roadway and transit lighting; fiber optic lines; voice and data communication; as well as low-voltage systems, such as fire alarm, security and process control.

United States Mechanical Construction and Facilities Services (39.1%) – This involves systems for fire protection; heating, ventilation, air conditioning, refrigeration and clean-room process ventilation; water and wastewater treatment and central plant heating and cooling; plumbing, process and high-purity piping; millwrighting; steel fabrication, erection and welding; as well as controls and filtration.

United States Building Services (24.6%) – This segment provides various types of support services related to operation and maintenance of clients’ facilities in the U.S. These include commercial and government site-based operations and maintenance; military base operations support services; infrastructure and building projects for federal, state and local governmental agencies.

United States Industrial Services (10%) – This segment comprises industrial maintenance and services that are needed for refineries and petrochemical plants such as designing, manufacturing, repairing and hydro blast cleaning of shell and tube heat exchangers and related equipment; overhaul and maintenance of critical process units in refineries and petrochemical plants.

United Kingdom Building Services (4.3%) – This segment provides support services related to operation and maintenance of commercial and government client facilities in the U.K.

Key Global Macro

Mid-week on Wednesday is a major day for global-macro prints.

On Monday, there is a Eurogroup meeting.

On Tuesday, U.S. Retail Sales come out for SEP. Ex-Auto should be up +0.2% m/m. The broader retail sales measure should be up +0.3% m/m in SEP, after rising +0.6% m/m in AUG. Still solid, just not as strong as seasonal AUG summer data.

U.S. Capacity Utilization for SEP is out. The prior reading is a solid 79.7%.

On Wednesday, Mainland China’s Q3 real GDP growth rate comes out. Look for +4.4% y/y print, following a prior +6.3% y/y effort.

Mainland China’s fixed asset investment for SEP should be up +3.2%, in line with the prior reading.

Mainland China’s retail sales for SEP should be up +4.5% y/y, also in line.

The important Eurozone HICP consumer inflation measure comes out. A stable +4.3% y/y rate thru SEP is expected.

U.S. building permits for SEP come out. The prior read is 1.54M.

U.S. housing starts for SEP also come out. The prior read is 1.28M.

On Thursday, U.S. existing home sales for SEP come out. The prior is 4.0M.

On Friday, there is People’s Bank of China (PBoC) interest rate decision.

Conclusion

Let’s close matters up with a house backdrop on Q3 earnings, done on Oct. 11th.

Here are the Zacks Research Director Sheraz Mian’s key earnings points:

(1) Estimates for 2023 Q3 held up much better than had been the case in the comparable periods of other recent quarters.

In fact, Q3 earnings estimates in the aggregate were barely down since the start of the period, with estimates modestly up when negative revisions to the Energy or Finance sector estimates are excluded.

(2) For 2023 Q3, total S&P500 earnings are currently expected to be down -2.1% from the same period last year on +0.7% higher revenues.

That will be the 4th back-to-back quarter of declining earnings for the index.

(3) Exclude a drag from the Energy sector. Those earnings are expected to decline -36.8% in Q3.

Earnings for the other 15 Zacks sectors in the S&P500 index could be up +2.7% on +3.2% higher revenues.

Have a successful trading and investing week.

Warm Regards,

John Blank

Zacks Chief Equity Strategist and Economist

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What does California have in common with Maharashtra—a western Indian state located halfway across the globe? Besides being home to two of the most prolific movie industries in the world, both states are also experiencing climate change in the extreme, their plight exacerbated by water theft. 

While California was ravaged by wildfires and droughts in recent years, Maharashtra has experienced droughts and successive heat waves for over a decade. India has already witnessed four heat waves so far this year, with temperatures soaring over 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) in many parts of the country. To make it all worse, millions of gallons of water have been pillaged illegally in both of these increasingly vulnerable places.

 In 2021, it was revealed that as much as 1.8 billion gallons of water had been stolen in California since 2013 by illegal cannabis growers among other thieves, by breaking into secure water stations, drilling into water lines, and tapping into fire hydrants, among other methods. All this water theft had an adverse impact not only on local agriculture but also on the lives and livelihoods of local communities.

While California was ravaged by wildfires and droughts in recent years, Maharashtra has experienced droughts and successive heat waves for over a decade.

In early 2022, California’s Central Valley water district experienced theft by its own former general manager. Over the course of 23 years, former general manager Dennis Falaschi stole $25 million worth of water. Aside from the widespread corruption and misuse of public funds, the Central Valley is one of the most water-strapped areas in the country. A similar operation involving water operators was brought to light by an activist in Mumbai, India’s financial capital and the capital city of Maharashtra.

India’s Water Theft Issue

Activist Sureshkumar Dhoka undertook a painstaking investigation, filing over one hundred applications under India’s Right to Information (RTI) Act, demanding information from public servants and government authorities about the groundwater in Mumbai. In the end, Dhoka found that over $9 million worth of water was extracted illegally from two wells located on the premises of just one decrepit building in South Mumbai. 

The theft had taken place over 11 years, between 2006 and 2017. And even after police filed charges and arrested the accused in one case, water tankers continued drawing water from private borewells in and around the same neighborhood—and still do even today. This water theft is exacerbating the region’s water crisis, enabling the tanker operators to continue to profit from a situation they helped exacerbate.

Dhoka found that over $9 million worth of water was extracted illegally from two wells located on the premises of just one decrepit building in South Mumbai.According to the World Bank, “Come summer, and water becomes a commodity as precious as gold in India. The country has 18 percent of the world’s population, but only 4 percent of its water resources, making it among the most water-stressed in the world.”

The World Bank has helped to fund several water-related projects in India, the most recent being one worth $363 million, which will help provide water to two million rural households in the southern Indian state of Karnataka. The UN World Water Development Report 2023 paints a grim picture of the Global South, particularly India.

“The global urban population facing water scarcity is projected to increase from 933 million (one third of global urban population) in 2016 to 1.7–2.4 billion people (one third to nearly half of global urban population) in 2050, with India projected to be the most severely affected,” the report states.

If over $9 million worth of water can be extracted illegally from just two wells in one city, one can only imagine the nationwide figures. 

Mumbai: Where Water Is a Privilege

Mumbai gets its water from nearby lakes such as Upper and Middle Vaitarna, Modak Sagar, Tansa, Bhatsa, Vihar, and Tulsi. But in the wake of successive heat waves, steadily diminishing water reserves, and the uncertainty of an adequate monsoon in an El Niño year, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has announced 10 percent water cuts starting July 1, 2023. 

Water shortages enable private tanker operators to cash in on the crisis. For one tanker with 10,000 liters of water, private operators usually charge upwards of 1,200 rupees (approximately $15). In summer months, or during heat waves, given the higher demand, prices have been known to double, even triple, making them unaffordable for low-income families, who struggle to make even $200 a month.

South Mumbai’s Cuffe Parade area is where some of the city’s wealthiest people live. Yet just across the road are the low-income neighborhoods inhabited by their domestic staff, maids, drivers, nannies, and numerous others. The water shortage affected Cuffe Parade’s rich and poor differently. While the rich could still afford the services of water tanker operators, the poor have been left to the mercy of slumlords and their minions.

According to Manoj Podar, president of the Cuffe Parade Residents Association (CPRA) and long-time resident, water tankers come to supply water to buildings in the neighborhood year-round. These tankers supply non-potable water or water that cannot be used for drinking purposes. “Around seven to eight years ago, tanker operators charged as much as 15,000 to 20,000 rupees ($182 to $243) per tanker (of 10,000 liters capacity),” recalls Podar, which is extremely overpriced compared to the regular rate of 800 to 1,200 rupees ($9 to $15). But the residential high-rise buildings have negotiated annual rates with operators now, which helps keep them in line. “They don’t engage in any mischief,” Podar says, “because then they will lose business.”

Podar says the focus should be on finding solutions instead of blaming the municipal corporation, who are “doing their best despite limited resources.” It was because of the persistent efforts of the CPRA that the crisis has been mitigated somewhat today. Some buildings have installed rainwater harvesting mechanisms, others have installed aerators in taps to reduce the amount of water coming out of faucets and limit water leakage and waste. “We do regular plumbing checks and also educate people, especially domestic staff, to not leave the taps running when they work, to ensure water wastage is minimized,” says Podar.

But the story is very different in the low-income shanty town located behind the World Trade Centre, where Kamala and Vimala (names changed on request) live. Both women work as maids in the homes of their ultra-rich neighbors, but neither can make do with the meager supply of water from the local municipality, forcing both to pay for extra water.

Kamala is a widow in her mid-forties and a mother of three. Her eldest, a son, recently turned 18 and helps supplement the household income with odd jobs. Their combined income rarely exceeds $350 a month and is just enough to keep the roof over their heads, the food on the table, and the younger children in school.

“We get water for an hour and a half each afternoon, but that is not sufficient. No tanker operator comes this deep inside the slums, so we pay 500 rupees (approximately $6) per family to this man who controls the taps,” says Kamala, referring to a “water supplier” whom she refuses to name, fearing retaliation. “He supplies six extra gallons (22 liters) of water every day.” 

Vimala is in her 50s and has a larger joint family of 13 people. She is one of the main sources of income for her family. “Because we have a larger family, we have to shell out 1,000 rupees (approximately $12) per month for 12 extra gallons of water per day,” she says. Vimala’s mother-in-law is old and ailing; her husband’s health is also declining. Her disabled brother-in-law also lives with them—and Vimala has five school-going grandchildren. None of them can work.

“My elder son and his wife run a small shop selling biscuits, soap, and a few other daily essentials. My younger son loads and unloads goods into and from trucks. I’m trying to get him a job as a driver. His wife also works as a maid,” she says, explaining how five people work together to feed 13. The family’s income varies from month to month.

Laws Bent and Broken 

As per official records, there are over 19,000 wells in Mumbai—more than 12,000 of which are borewells, wells dug deep into the ground to tap into water-bearing soil or aquifers. Borewell water can only be used for domestic non-potable purposes. To extract water for commercial purposes in Mumbai, borewell owners must seek prior permission from the Central Ground Water Authority (CGWA) and four different departments within the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC). 

But as Sureshkumar Dhoka found, tanker operators and well owners often disregard all regulations. “Borewell owners often act in cahoots with water tanker operators, where they dig illegal wells and allow tanker operators to extract the water and sell it,” says Dhoka. “They don’t bother to take any permissions and operate like the mafia.” The 63-year-old single father of three became an activist out of desperation when his son, Ketan, caught dengue—a debilitating disease transmitted by mosquitoes—in 2016. Dhoka believes that the excessive mosquitos were exacerbated by the water tankers which would often leave still water for long periods of time which in turn would attract the insects. 

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That same year, Dhoka filed a complaint with the National Green Tribunal (NGT), saying the dengue-causing mosquitoes were breeding on the premises of Pandya Mansion, where Dhoka was a tenant. He allegedly saw water tankers regularly filling water from two borewells there and even requested for the building’s managers to intervene, but his efforts fell on deaf ears.

“Building owners can only dig borewells and use the water from it for domestic purposes. If they sell this water to tanker operators, that makes it a commercial activity. I found that the [Pandya Mansion] building management had not obtained the requisite permissions for extraction of water for commercial purposes,” said Dhoka. 

The law is clear when it comes to licenses and permissions for water extraction and transportation. Water tanker operators need licenses to transport water. But water extraction permission must be sought by the people on whose property the borewells are located. This is a tedious process, and as per a report in The Times of India, 99 percent of well owners engage in the illegal extraction of groundwater.

“I found that they were using motor pumps to extract the groundwater, so I sought information on the electricity consumption of all meters installed on the premises and discovered that two of them recorded unusually high amounts of electricity consumption, which could not be the case if they were used for ordinary domestic consumption,” said Dhoka. “The charges for electricity consumption for commercial purposes is much higher than that for domestic purposes. Thus, they had been cheating the electricity provider as well.” 

In fact, based on information provided by Dhoka, the electricity provider fined 11 South Mumbai buildings 1,800,000 rupees (approximately $21,800) for illegally using domestic electricity meters instead of commercial meters to extract groundwater for selling to water tankers.

Law Enforcement Response

Dhoka findings led the Azad Maidan Police Station to file a First Information Report (FIR) against six accused persons for theft and wrongfully diverting water. The Economic Offenses Wing (EOW) of the Mumbai police conducted its own investigation and discovered that millions of dollars’ worth of water was pumped out over 11 years. 

When the EOW team reached Pandya Mansion, they found that the illegal wells had been covered, in line with an order from the National Green Tribunal. 

The chargesheet filed by the police stated that 761,856,600 rupees (approximately $9.2 million) worth of water was extracted by the accused. Six people were arrested. While five of them are out on bail now, one of the accused is now deceased. The trial has yet to begin.

An investigation of this magnitude requires coordination, not only between various branches of law enforcement agencies but also the cooperation of municipal authorities, other statutory bodies, and government authorities. At present, this proves to be a challenge, given the sheer size of the bureaucracy and the number of departments and officials involved. Both Dhoka and Nishith Mishra, Joint Commissioner of Police (EOW) agree that forming a Special Investigation Team (SIT) comprising police officers and officials from relevant agencies to specifically investigate the matter could help speed up the process of bringing the guilty to justice. 

Today, it appears that the illegal water extraction operation at Pandya Mansion stopped after the BMC canceled the long-term (999-year) lease to the alleged offenders in the case. In addition, the wells had been sealed shut, in compliance with an order from the NGT in response to Dhoka’s 2016 complaint.

There are many more such filling points across South Mumbai; their location is often given away by the ubiquitous green pipes that are tied up or pushed to one side of the road when not in use. Though some have requisite permissions, most don’t.

Water Tanker Operators Oppose New Guidelines

In the wake of Dhoka’s revelations about groundwater theft and the subsequent police investigation, the Central Ground Water Authority (CGWA) issued guidelines for bulk water supply by water tanker operators. These guidelines were to be implemented by groundwater regulatory authorities in every state. In Maharashtra, the responsibility fell upon the Maharashtra Water Resources Regulatory Authority (MWRRA).

The guidelines require tanker operators to obtain appropriate permissions and licenses and renew them regularly. There are also provisions for action if the guidelines are violated. 

The BMC started issuing notices to water tanker operators who were found to be disregarding these guidelines, and police started filing against them. 

But the MWRRA has been unable to fully implement the CGWA guidelines, in part because political parties seldom want to go up against water tanker operators, as any reduction in water supply to their constituents could affect their votes. The Mumbai Water Tanker Association (MWTA) went on strike in February this year and relented only after the deputy chief minister intervened, promising to seek to relax the guidelines.

Instances of water theft have been reported from many other parts of the world, including in the United States, but mainly in the Global South.

Water Theft and Management Globally 

Mumbai isn’t the only city grappling with a water crisis.

This summer has been particularly harsh in India’s capital city of New Delhi, where according to a report by India Today, major hospitals faced water shortages. Even the national Parliament, the residences of the president and the prime minister, the Supreme Court of India, and the Delhi High Court were not spared.

Meanwhile, in Bengaluru (Bangalore), an investigation by The Hindu newspaper revealed that tanker operators were stealing water from nearby villages like Ramagodanahalli to supply wealthy residents of Whitefield. These water supply agents had dug 25 to 30 borewells in the village, from which as many as 120 to 130 water tankers drew water every day, causing the water table to drop significantly.

Water theft is often hard to detect and time consuming to investigate and prosecute. Like Mumbai’s ongoing case, California officials have been trying since 2015 to prosecute G. Scott Fahey, owner of Sugar Pine Spring Water, who was siphoning water from a small tributary that is connected to the Hetch Hetchy reservoir—where San Francisco gets most of its water—for close to a decade. Despite state governments like California’s clamping down on water usage and tightening regulations, water managers don’t have the resources to fully monitor all violations and enforce laws. Enforcement is limited and punishment does not fully deter violators. “Just like the IRS doesn’t audit every single taxpayer, we do not conduct a detailed enforcement investigation into tens of thousands of water rights,” said Ailene Voisin, a spokesperson for the state’s Water Resources Control Board, in an interview for Grist. 

Instances of water theft have been reported from many other parts of the world, including in the United States, but mainly in the Global South, including Mexico, Chile, Kenya, and Pakistan. According to UNESCO’s UN World Water Development Report 2023, some countries could lose as much as six percent of their GDP due to water scarcity. This could create greater turmoil in regions that bear an unequal burden of the impact of climate change, and spur migration and conflict far beyond their borders.

While instances of water theft in the United States are currently relatively rare, the problem—as with all climate issues—is ultimately global. As water becomes scarcer worldwide, we can learn from India and California as bellwethers and take preventive measures at home: we need more robust water management policies, including stringent legal provisions to prevent water theft and stronger political will to implement such laws. Otherwise, we face a future where only the rich or corrupt can afford access to water.

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The global market is undergoing tremendous modifications due to the increasing integration of the Internet of Things (IoT) technology with HVAC products, making them innovative and accessible. The emphasis on connecting several sensors within building ecosystems, including HVAC, has grown for achieving energy efficiency.

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In 2022, the major economies in APAC, including China, Japan, and India, witnessed increasing commercial construction activities due to an expanding number of companies in various sectors setting up their offices in distinct regions to capture the target and potential customer base. In the APAC region, the increasing demand for energy-efficient HVAC systems and stringent regulations for the use of explosion-proof HVAC equipment is boosting the adoption across industries. It will offer enormous growth opportunities in the HVAC market. Further, Middle East countries are witnessing drastic climate changes. Rising temperatures and heat waves increased the demand for HVAC systems in commercial and residential buildings to control indoor climate conditions, further propelling the HVAC market growth. Along with providing residents with comfort, filtering can also improve indoor air quality. Hence these factors propel sales growth across the Middle East & Africa region during the forecast period.

MARKET TRENDS & DRIVERS

Replacement of Existing Equipment with Energy Efficient Products

In 2020, the commercial sector experienced the steepest decline due to the hard-hit hotel & motel industry and sports & convention centers. The commercial sector has witnessed constant growth since 2021, with the recovering economy. Energy-efficient HVAC technologies for residential and commercial buildings have the potential to provide environmental and economic benefits. They are optimizing energy-efficient HVAC technologies, and proper installation planning help to reach energy-saving potential by up to 40%. Therefore, replacing existing equipment with energy-efficient HVAC technologies will boost the growth rate of the HVAC market in the future.

Rising Construction Industry

In the long run, the construction industry globally is expected to experience steady growth due to low-interest rates in a few European countries and stable economic growth. The construction of hotels, amusement parks, private & government offices, and sports & convention centers is growing, thereby supporting the HVAC market in the construction sector.
The global HVAC market is highly dependent on the construction industry for revenue through new installations, whether residential or commercial. The refurbishment of buildings provides massive revenue to the HVAC industry. The industry witnessed an increased inflow of public and private investments, mainly in countries, such as Spain, Cyprus, Italy, and the Netherlands. In 2022, The Construction Intelligence Center (CIC) revised the growth forecast for the European construction industry. This was because of the improved performance of some significant developed city markets and a brighter outlook for the European economy.

SEGMENTATION ANALYSIS

INSIGHTS BY EQUIPMENT TYPE

HVAC commonly refers to heating, ventilation, cooling, collective heating, and cooling technologies used at commercial, residential, industrial, and public utility buildings. The heating equipment segment in the global HVAC market was valued at USD 91.06 billion in 2022 and is expected to reach USD 123.85 billion by 2028. The heating equipment industry is characterized by intense competition. The heating equipment is generally fragmented. Hence, the industry is characterized by many local/domestic vendors.
The air conditioning industry is characterized by the presence of many domestic and multinational vendors, and the industry is seasonal and characterized by modern technology. Air-conditioners are in the fastest-growing segment and have a vast addressable industry in developed and developing economies. APAC, Europe, and North America are expected to witness rapid growth in Air-conditioners by value because of higher construction activity and the demand for renovation activities.

Segmentation by Equipment

• Heating
o Heat Pump
o Boiler Units
o Furnaces
o Others
• Air Conditioning
o RAC
o CAC
o Chillers
o Heat Exchangers
o Others
• Ventilation
o Air Handling Units
o Air filters
o Humidifiers & Dehumidifiers
o Fan Coil Units
o Others

INSIGHTS BY END-USER

The global residential sector HVAC market was valued at USD 135.63 billion in 2022 and is growing at a CAGR of 4.99% during the forecast period. The demand from the residential sector grew by over 5.63% due to an increase in the refurbishment of houses and stable residential new construction activities. The shift in housing preferences to large homes and the low-interest rates resulted in the increased demand for home improvements and new constructions. Many construction projects in the US provide the highest revenue to HVAC systems, and the demand is expected to increase during the forecast period. In Europe, climatic variations led to high demand for all product categories of HVAC in 2022. The demand for HVAC equipment in the Nordics varies drastically from mainland Europe. Construction activities in the region are highly concentrated in Western Europe, with a high demand for replacement.

Segmentation by End-user

• Residential
• Commercial
o Office Spaces
o Airport & Public Utilities
o Hospitality
o Hospitals
o Industrial & Others

GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS
• The APAC region holds the most extensive global HVAC market share. It is expected to witness a CAGR of 6.44% during the forecast period, buoyed by spiking demand from the residential sector, commercial offices, and buildings. The major economies in APAC, including China, Japan, and India, are witnessing increasing commercial construction activities due to an expanding number of companies in various sectors setting up their offices in distinct regions to capture the target and potential customer base. In 2022, China accounted for the largest revenue share of 43.73% of the APAC HVAC system market. It is estimated to witness an incremental growth of USD 21.81 billion during the forecast period. The China market is witnessing a spurt in multiple real estate projects and public-private investments in various residential, industrial, and commercial development zones because of the boom in urbanization.
• The Europe HVAC Market was valued at USD 61.2 billion in 2022 and is expected to reach USD 86.49 billion by 2028, registering a CAGR of 5.92 % during the forecast period. This growth is mainly driven by Western European, the two largest economies. France and Germany account for one-third of the market and experienced annual growth rates of 4.72% & 5.93%, respectively, in the forecast period. Major factors spiking the sales rate for HVAC equipment in Europe are rising average construction spending, increasing retail building construction projects, rising government spending on sustainable building development, industrial developments, rapid urbanization, changing climatic conditions, and growth in disposable income across European countries.

Segmentation by Geography

• APAC
o China
o India
o Japan
o Australia
• North America
o US
o Canada
• Europe
o Western Europe
Germany
France
UK
Italy
Netherlands
o Nordic
Norway
Denmark
Sweden
Others
o Central & Eastern Europe
Russia
Poland & Austria
Other CEE Countries
o Latin America
Brazil
Mexico
Argentina
o Middle East & Africa
Saudi Arabia
UAE
South Africa

COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE

Systemair, Johnson Controls, Zehnder, Ostberg, and Aldes are some of the key players in the global HVAC market. Other players operating in the global HVAC market include LG, Panasonic, Carrier, Regal, and others. The prominent vendors focus on developing advanced HVAC and investing in R&D initiatives to enlarge their product line and gain a competitive advantage in the market.

Other attractive prospects in the form of IoT are expected to change the industry’s working as they connect all components and create an environment where the device operation can be managed efficiently using smart management solutions. Moreover, because of a highly competitive industry, R&D investments in the HVAC market are limited and have substantial investments, mainly from large vendors. Moreover, the short time-to-market and narrow acceptance of new technologies add to market challenges for HVAC vendors. R&D investments are more focused on cost reduction of the production process and improvement of the existing product technology for value addition than developing new products. As a result, a lot of mergers & acquisitions are taking place to develop and enhance the offerings and attributes to survive in the global HVAC market.

Key Company Profiles

• Systemair
• Johnson Controls
• Zehnder
• Ostberg
• Aldes
• Bosch
• Daikin
• Samsung
• Mitsubishi Electric

Other Prominent Vendors

• LG
• Panasonic
• Carrier
• Midea
• Regal
• Raytheon Technologies
• Honeywell
• Flakt Group
• Beijer Ref
• Flexit
• Grundfos
• Swegon
• VTS
• Nuaire
• Nortek
• Alfa Laval
• Hitachi
• Lu-Ve
• Vent-Axia
• Rosenberg
• S & P
• WOLF
• CIAT
• AL-KO
• DynAIR
• Danfoss
• Lennox
• Backer Springfield
• Dunham-Bush
• TCL
• TROX
• Vaillant Group
• Ingersoll Rand
• Camfil

KEY QUESTIONS ANSWERED:

1. How big is the HVAC market?
2. What is the growth rate of the global HVAC market?
3. What are the significant trends in the global HVAC market?
4. Who are the key players in the global HVAC market?
5. Which region holds the most prominent global HVAC market share?
6. What is the market size of the global Residential HVAC market?
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The research report, “Global HVAC System Market Analysis, 2023,” published by MarkNtel Advisors, provides a detailed analysis of the historical, current, & forecasted trends in the industry by analyzing growth factors, restraints, challenges, opportunities, & demand scenarios, among others. It further cites the current & estimated market size & CAGR over the forecast years.

According to the research study, the HVAC System Market is projected to grow at around 6.5% CAGR during the forecast period (2023-28.) The historical period considered in the research study is 2018-21, while the base year is 2022.

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This section of the research report covers the different shifts that occurred in the growth trajectory of HVAC System Market with the advent of Covid-19 in 2020, including the various changes in end-user demand & buying patterns.

Our research analysts are constantly interacting with the industry experts to monitor the rapidly changing market dynamics and present the most recent information to the key stakeholders in the HVAC System industry. It would aid them in taking appropriate measures to sustain themselves in the market if any such situation reoccurs over the forthcoming years.

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Segmentation Analysis of HVAC System Market

The research report further encompasses a detailed evaluation of all segments of HVAC System Market based on past, present, & future trends, which would help readers and stakeholders understand the most vital aspects that might impact the market growth trajectory during 2023-28.

-By Type

• Single Split Systems
• Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) Systems
• Chillers
• Others (Multi-split Systems, and others)

-By Application

• Commercial
• Residential
• Industrial

-By Cooling Equipment

• Unitary Air Conditioners
• Vrf Systems
• Chillers
• Room Air Conditioners
• Coolers
• Cooling Towers

-By Heating Equipment

• Heat Pumps
• Furnaces
• Unitary Heaters
• Boilers

-By Ventilation Equipment

• Air-Handling Units
• Air Filters
• Dehumidifiers
• Ventilation Fans
• Humidifiers
• Air Purifiers

-By Implementation Type

-By Company

• Revenue Shares
• Competition Characteristics

-By Region

• North America
• South America
• Europe
• The Middle East & Africa
• Asia-Pacific

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the research report, “Global HVAC systems market Analysis, 2023″, Published by MarkNtel Advisors, provides a detailed analysis of the historical, current and forecast trends in the industry by analyzing growth drivers, restraints, challenges, opportunities and demand scenarios, among others. It also provides the current and estimated market size and CAGR in the forecast years.

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-By implementation type

-After company

• Revenue Shares
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• Europe
• The Middle East and Africa
• Asia Pacific

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President Joe Biden arrived in California last week and announced a $600 million drive to help coastal communities cope with rising sea levels.

Just days earlier, a report of a sharp rise in sea temperatures was released, startling scientists who were unsure whether the rise was due to natural phenomena and how much to global warming.

The president also spoke about $2.3 billion aimed at making the country’s power grid more resilient, including $67 million for California to protect power lines from extreme weather and natural disasters.

This comes on the heels of an unsuccessful attempt to include comprehensive permit reform in the deficit ceiling agreement to speed up the expansion of power transmission lines.

Supporters of the proposal, including Rep. Scott Peters, D-San Diego, say that without accelerating grid construction, it will be difficult — perhaps even impossible — to bring more clean energy generated at remote wind and solar farms to populated areas in the future bring to.

In another climate change warning, scientists said the Himalayan glaciers are melting faster than ever before due to global warming. No, the President has not announced funding for glacier protection on the trip.

Gloomy news about global warming is constant. The timing of these latest developments may have coincided with the President’s visit, but they underscore the grave challenge facing Biden, Gov. Gavin Newsom and others in their bid to slow climate change.

Biden appeared with Newsom at the Lucy Evans Baylands Nature Interpretive Center and Preserve in Palo Alto Monday before heading to various fundraisers for the campaign.

“Resilience is important,” Biden said in announcing the shoreline funding. “I have visited many places across the country that clearly demonstrate that climate change is an existential threat to humanity.”

He spoke about climate-related investments in the Inflation Reduction Act and the bipartisan infrastructure bill — and how he fended off Republican efforts to thwart them during recent debt ceiling negotiations.

“Not only have we protected some of the climate money and clean energy regulations. We protected everyone,” Biden said.

But the White House couldn’t agree with Republicans on changing environmental regulations to streamline the permitting process. Some environmental groups also opposed the changes, particularly those proposed for the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).

While the Debt Agreement included provisions to accelerate some infrastructure projects under NEPA, it did not pave the way for accelerating large-scale transmission line construction.

That was the aim of the BIG WIRES Act, which was part of the Debt Deal discussions but was ultimately left out. The legislation was written by Peters and Senator John Hickenlooper, D-Colo.

“Our work to reform the outdated way we authorize and build energy projects is just beginning,” Peters said in a statement after the deal was reached without his bill. “This debate has put a spotlight on our climate reality: we cannot achieve our climate and clean energy goals without comprehensive permitting reform.”

Newsom has his own proposal to authorize a cleanup for California, but has expressed frustration at opposition from dozens of environmental groups. Many are usually his allies but have criticized his plan to expedite the permitting process under the California Environmental Quality Act.

“This is ridiculous,” Newsom told the New York Times. “These people write reports and protest. But we have to build. You can’t take climate and the environment seriously without reforming the state’s permitting and procurement processes. . .”

“I made the climate laws last year and the same groups celebrated that. But that doesn’t mean anything if we can’t deliver. That was the what; that’s the how.”

Without such changes, Newsom said, California could lose hundreds of billions of dollars in federal funding for clean energy programs to competition from other states.

Despite years of talks, efforts to fundamentally change CEQA have been unsuccessful. Even some who support the goals of the state’s core environmental law say it drags out the permitting process and has been abused to impede development, gain leverage in contract negotiations and block competitor projects.

But CEQA has also been used to stop numerous malicious projects.

While proponents of the streamlining proposals say they include adequate environmental protections, critics don’t think so.

Biden’s sweeping permit push angered some environmentalists, but they were outraged that the debt agreement allows for expedited processing of the Mountain Valley Pipeline, a gas-carrying pipeline pushed by Senator Joe Manchin, DW.Va.

Climate activists were also not pleased with the earlier approval of ConocoPhillips’ Willow oil project in Alaska in March.

Still, in the week leading up to his California trip, Biden received early re-election support from four of the country’s largest environmental groups — the League of Conservation Voters, the Sierra Club, the Natural Resources Defense Council and NextGen America.

“They have done far more than any other government in history to address the climate crisis and advance clean energy solutions and environmental justice,” Tiernan Sittenfeld, senior vice president of government affairs for the League of Conservation Voters, told CNN.

Biden has enacted sweeping climate legislation and poured at least $370 billion into clean energy and electric vehicles, the Times noted. His government has also proposed tough regulations on pollution from cars, trucks and power plants, aimed at bringing the country’s emissions down to their lowest levels in decades.

This apparently made it easier for environmentalists to accept the trade-offs on fossil fuels.

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April 21, 2023

Aerotek, part of the Allegis Group Craig Sivers as regional vice president for the Midwest, responsible for developing sales and supply strategies to serve customers throughout Ohio, Indiana, Michigan and Kentucky – states formerly part of Aerotek’s South and Central regions. Sivers joined Aerotek in 2005; After Aerotek split into three separate operating companies in 2020, he assumed the newly created position of Director of Sales Operations for Michigan.

Floyd Lee Locums, a North Charleston, South Carolina-based recruitment firm Marc Green as executive director of the Department of Government Affairs, dedicated to supporting federal and state health workforce needs. Greene joins Floyd Lee Locums after spending decades in the defense and medical sectors. Greene is also a board member of the Low County American Red Cross.

Appointed San Francisco-based SmartRecruiters, which offers a range of talent acquisition technologies Michael Desimone as the company’s new CEO. DeSimone was previously CEO of ShopKeep, a cloud-based point-of-sale systems provider that was acquired by Lightspeed POS, where he most recently served as chief business officer for two years.

Fusion Medical Staffing has expanded and appointed its leadership team Dan DeVeney as VP of Fusion Marketplace and Brian McCulloch as VP Sales. DeVeney comes to Fusion from Spreetail, where he was a senior director. Prior to Spreetail, DeVeney held management positions at Oriental Trading Company and Hayneedle. McCulloch has extensive mortgage lending and banking experience and was most recently VP of Business Performance at Honor Technology. As VP of Sales, McCulloch will lead Fusion’s nursing, allied and long-term care sales divisions, as well as the sales onboarding and training team. Fusion’s three brands include Fusion Medical Staffing, Fusion Marketplace and Fusion Workforce Solutions.

BGSF, a Plano, Texas-based staffing firm Donna Caroll With 30 years of recruitment experience, Carroll most recently served as chief sales officer for a private US $400 million healthcare staffing and services company. Carroll has held multiple leadership positions in global organizations including Adecco, Randstad, CDI and North Highland Consulting.

TRU Staffing Partners added three staff members to support recruitment and operational efforts: Kayleigh MooreRecruitment Manager, is based in Phoenix, Arizona; Al Laurin, talent scout, data protection, lives in Alberta, Canada; And Monique day, Assistant Operations Manager, lives in Texas. Also based in Pennsylvania Stacey Pcholinksi was promoted to the new role of data analysis and automation manager.

PSG Global Solutions, an RPO provider for the healthcare industry, added David Ludolf as senior VP for RPO delivery. He will lead full-cycle RPO efforts, developing and implementing RPO strategies, managing customer relationships, and training and deploying team members.

Cornstone Consulting Organization, an Ohio-based provider of business consulting and recruitment services Bret Petkus as Executive Vice President of Commercial Operations. He has over 25 years of commercial medical experience and lives in Texas.

The Blue Collar Recruiter, an Austin, Texas-based recruitment agency Jeff Schoenberg as President and owner of his first franchise in Ambler, Philadelphia. Schonberg has over 20 years of combined experience in the executive search and HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and home service industries.

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