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07 30 2024

Why Sea Freight Is Increasing In Mid Of 2024? |Aquasky

Sea freight is a crucial component of global trade, carrying over 80 percent of the world’s goods. As of mid-2024, have seen a significant spike in sea freight rates from Asia, with prices continuing to rise. This surge in container shipping rates has dramatically impacted global trade, leading to substantial economic repercussions for businesses and consumers alike.

07 01 2024

Thermal-Plus Tanks: Safeguarding Your Hot Water System |Aquasky

The Thermal-Plus pressure tank from Aquasky is a high-tech solution designed to address the challenges of thermal expansion in modern water heating systems. This essential device is engineered to prevent excessive pressure build-up, protect plumbing components, and extend the overall lifespan of water heaters. Aquasky Thermal-Plus expansion tank ensures that your system operates safely and efficiently.

06 11 2024

Mega-Plus [16 Bar] Pressure Tanks: Revolutionizing Water Management Across Industries|Aquasky

Aquasky's Mega-Plus [16 Bar] Pressure Tanks are engineered to handle pressures up to 16 bar. This article explores the features, applications, and significant benefits of these high-pressure tanks across various sectors such as mining, agriculture, and high-rise construction, where effective water supply systems are essential for success and sustainability.

05 28 2024

U.S. Climate Policy - Clean Competition Act (CCA)|Aquasky

In an era where climate change poses one of the greatest challenges to our global community, the U.S. Senate proposed the Clean Competition Act (CCA) in June 2022. Aimed at imposing a carbon border adjustment on energy-intensive imports, this act has recently completed its second reading. If passed, the carbon tariff, effective from 2024, will impact products manufactured both in the U.S. and U.S. importers.

05 08 2024

EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) |Aquasky

The CBAM is a system that EU uses to equalize carbon emission costs for products, whether they're made inside or outside the EU. It works by charging a fee on products from countries that don't have the same carbon emission rules as the EU.

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