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California Senators Urge U.S. EPA to Adopt State’s Strict HFC Regulations
Feinstein and Padilla follow petition from environmental groups.
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U.S. EPA Proposes First Rule to Phase Down HFCs
The agency will accept comments on this proposal for 45 days after publication in the Federal Register.
Howe Wins U.S. EPA Energy Star Award
The company, which makes CO2 flake ice machines, received Partner of the Year recognition for the first time.
EIA Petitions U.S. EPA to Aggressively Regulate HFCs
The Environmental Investigation Agency urges the agency to use California’s HFC rules as a template.
As Biden Takes Office. U.S. EPA Has Nine Months to Finalize HFC Allowances
EPA can go beyond Obama-era HFC rules in implementing new AIM Act, says EIA in explanatory blog.
A Sea Change in Small-Format Refrigeration
André Patenaude of Emerson says regulations bring CO2 systems’ viability to the forefront.
Will CO2 be used in U.S. refrigerated transport?
Manufacturers see potential for natrefs in onboard trucking in U.S. market
Chillventa Congress: EU, US regulation boosting natref uptake
Global policy efforts to phase down HFCs at this week’s Montreal Protocol meeting in Kigali – alongside strong regulation in place in Europe and the United States – are creating opportunities for natural refrigerant technologies worldwide, heard participants in today’s Chillventa Congress.
Trader Joe’s settlement to boost CO2 uptake
Trader Joe’s has formally settled with the U.S. Department of Justice for having violated the Clean Air Act by failing to promptly repair leaks of R22, an ozone-depleting HCFC substance and potent greenhouse gas used as a coolant in refrigerators.
New programme lets grocers earn carbon credits for natrefs
San Francisco-based EOS Climate has expanded its carbon-credits programme to allow supermarkets to earn carbon credits by installing newly manufactured, advanced refrigeration systems – such as natural refrigerant solutions – either as complete replacements of HCFC- or HFC-based equipment, or as installations in new facilities.
