In this episode, outgoing NORA Chair Kate Duffy and NORA President Michael Devine look back on her time leading the National Oil Heat Research Alliance. Kate reflects on her surprising experiences, the value of hands-on support and technical programs for marketers, and why strong industry communication matters now more than ever. The conversation explores NORA's role in driving innovation, boosting education, and keeping the liquid fuel heating sector relevant in a changing world. Kate shares personal highlights, leadership lessons, and advice for the next chair, spotlighting the relationships and teamwork that fuel NORA's success.

In the Loop takes a deeper look at research initiatives, equipment considerations, renewable fuels, carbon reduction and technical education, propelling us towards a low-carbon future. For more information, visit noraweb.org.

In this episode of In the Loop with NORA, we dive into the findings of a study on indoor air quality conducted by NORA with Dr. Tom Butcher and Neehad Islam from the NORA Research Laboratory. Discover how everyday activities – like cooking and outdoor grilling – impact air quality more than combustion-powered home heating appliances. This insightful discussion challenges common perceptions and offers practical insights into maintaining a healthier indoor environment.

In the Loop takes a deeper look at research initiatives, equipment considerations, renewable fuels, carbon reduction and technical education, propelling us towards a low-carbon future. For more information, visit noraweb.org.

In the Loop chats with three state association executives outside of the northeast to discuss how they are promoting the liquid heating fuels in their regions. Mark Griffin with MPA, Gary Harris with NCPCM, and Alex Boehnke with OECA share insights on their educational campaigns, rebate programs, and partnership with NORA to reach consumers and industry stakeholders.

They explore the unique challenges and opportunities in their states, from retaining existing customers and adapting messaging for regional differences to the importance of training the next generation of technicians and how fuel distributors outside the northeast handle the service component of the business.

In the Loop takes a deeper look at research initiatives, equipment considerations, renewable fuels, carbon reduction and technical education, propelling us towards a low-carbon future. For more information, visit noraweb.org.