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U.S. Senate Committee Proposes Bill That Excludes F-Gases and TFA from Definition of PFAS
Stakeholders can provide feedback on the bill through July 3.
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Japan Extends Its Natural Refrigerant Subsidy Project to Fiscal Year 2027, with ¥7 Billion for Fiscal 2023
Relaxed rules make it easier for small- and medium-sized enterprises to take advantage of the project and cover up to half the construction costs.
ATMOsphere Fact Sheet Shows Growing GWP and PFAS Status of F-Gases
The GWP of a number of commonly used f-gas refrigerants has increased between the IPCC’s assessment reports published in 2007 and 2021.
ATMOsphere to Hold PFAS-Focused Side Event at the UN Meeting in Bangkok
ATMOsphere will convene PFAS experts at the Montreal Protocol meeting to explain the European approach to the PFAS Restriction Proposal.
EIA Urges Private Cooling Sector to Make Meaningful Commitments to Sustainable Cooling
A new EIA report asks companies to adopt natural refrigerants and provides a framework for developing transparent, measurable and appropriately ambitious climate commitments.
ATMOsphere and ChemSec to Offer Webinar for Natural Refrigerant Companies on EU’s PFAS Review
The webinar on June 28 will provide guidance to companies operating with natural refrigerants on how to join ECHA’s PFAS consultation and provide information.
Refrigerants’ Link to ‘Forever Chemicals’ Known as PFAS to be Addressed at ATMO America
Panelists will discuss EPA’s narrow definition of PFAS, which excludes refrigerants and their TFA atmospheric degradation product.
Walmart, EPA Among Speakers at ATMO America
Jim McClendon of Walmart Stores will address the shortage of refrigerant-grade CO2 while Cindy Newberg of the EPA will provide an update on the U.S. Aim Act.
Let the Trilogue Begin: European Institutions Begin Negotiating Final Shape of Next EU F-gas Regulation
Having published their own versions, the European Parliament, Council and Commission will now hammer out a compromise.
Levels of Five Banned Ozone-Depleting CFCs Rising More than Expected
The rising levels may be linked to the use of FCs as feedstocks.