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Air conditioning changed how people live, work, and build.

Now the challenge is bigger: As the planet warms, demand for cooling rises with it, along with energy use and GHG emissions.

That is why sustainable cooling matters.

The industry has an opportunity to rethink how cooling is designed, delivered, and managed to reduce impact while meeting growing demand.

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Measured in the field under real operating conditions.

In a structured 12-week field evaluation, the team replaced two old vertical pumps, complete with wall-mounted drives and one remote differential pressure sensor, with a new vertical Design Envelope Tango dual pump with integrated intelligent controls, utilizing parallel sensorless control.

The existing piping and system conditions were maintained, and energy consumption and performance were measured under identical load profiles.

Over 12 weeks, the results showed:
70% reduction in power consumption compared to the legacy pump
23,000 kWh in energy savings
3.74 tons of CO2 reduction
94% redundancy with intelligent controls and smoother operation

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Reliable environmental control is critical for the long-term preservation of ancient artifacts.

For the Grand Egyptian Museum, Armstrong supplied Primary and Secondary Chilled Water Pumps, Condenser Water Pumps, Hot Water Primary and Secondary Pumps, and Chilled and Hot Water Pressurisation Units.

The solution included Design Envelope sensorless pumps, selected for precision, reliability, and integration into the museum’s HVAC network.

Read more in our blog: https://hubs.ly/Q04k_7HS0

How Armstrong’s HVAC systems help protect Egypt’s priceless artefacts Armstrong Fluid Technology has supplied a full suite of heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) pumping systems and pressurisation units for the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) in Cairo.

Heading to the Tall Buildings Summit in London today?

Join Armstrong on day one of the show at TOGETHER, 88 Wood Street, London.

We’re looking forward to connecting with industry peers, sharing insights, and discussing Armstrong’s role in supporting more sustainable buildings.

See you there.

Join us tomorrow for Data Center Nation at The International Centre, Hall 1, in Toronto.

Jacob Wolfe, Global Key Account Manager, will present 'Scaling for AI: Is modular cooling the long-awaited breakthrough?'.

He will explore how AI workloads are changing data center design and why scalable cooling is becoming essential, along with the challenges operators face across supply chains, power, water, ESG, and performance.

Decarbonization in pharma is no longer a regional conversation. It is becoming a global business priority.

Across the sector, companies are formalizing climate commitments, targeting both Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions, and investing in practical actions such as renewable energy procurement, process electrification, and high-efficiency HVAC and clean utility systems.

Real progress will depend on coordinated action across the value chain, backed by process innovation, supplier engagement, and strong governance.

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A great week for our fire team at INTERSCHUTZ 2026 in Hannover.

We showcased our Design Envelope fire pump and highlighted how it can help reduce costs, improve reliability, and provide greater visibility into pump operation.

We had great conversations at the booth with visitors keen to see how this technology could support their upcoming projects.

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We’ll also be at NFPA 2026 in Las Vegas later this month, so watch this space for more updates.

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Upgrading HVAC on a remote island takes more than new equipment. It takes a smarter approach.

At a luxury resort in the Maldives, managers needed to improve air conditioning across 15 guest villas while lowering operating costs.

Armstrong recommended Design Envelope technology with remote connectivity and cloud analytics.

The result: energy demand dropped from 190 kW to 144 kW, helping reduce equipment costs, fuel use, and carbon emissions.

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Join our upcoming webinar, 'Heat Transfer in Action: Understanding Heat Exchanger Technologies and Applications in HVAC Systems,' on June 9th at 11 AM EDT.

Learn how heat exchanger technologies affect HVAC performance, energy efficiency, reliability, and operating costs. We’ll cover shell & tube, plate & frame, and brazed plate heat exchangers, along with practical guidance on where they work best and what impacts selection and performance. The session will also explore real-world applications such as district energy, free cooling, and cooling distribution systems.

Register now: https://bit.ly/4uf0cMT