AN UPDATE ON FLUOROCARBONS
Representing the European Fluorocarbons Manufacturers
NEWSLETTER #175 - APRIL 2020
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Following the COVID-19 outbreak, EFCTC, a sector group, supports Cefic’s main priority is to work with relevant EU and Member State authorities to ensure essential substances can be moved swiftly across the EU, despite border closures, to prevent shortages of critical supplies. Read the full statement here. Share this article on
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Following the publication of the proposal for a European Climate Law, the European Commission has confirmed that the F-gas review will be undertaken in line with the climate law and is planning a recast of the F-gas Regulation likely by end of 2021. It requires that evaluation and impact… Share this article on
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In this round-up: EFCTC press release on EU’s industrial strategy and proposed enforcement actions; Commission states it was keeping a focus on implementation including tackling illegal trade; the EFCTC Action Line so far has proven to be extremely effective; spreading the message – food manufacturers are among businesses being urged to report the… Share this article on
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A range of awarding winning R-410A precision data centre chillers has been extended to provide economies of scale for large data centre operators. When combined with a free cooling chiller, it can deliver up to 98% free cooling for most European data centre hubs. The… Share this article on
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The largest US manufacture of cam-lock insulated panels, used for the manufacture of a range of products including walk-in coolers and freezers, has converted all its panel manufacturing facilities to HFO blown polyurethane insulation foam. The panel manufacturer commented that “while HFO has previously been… Share this article on
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The concentrations of trifluoroacetic acid and its salts (TFA) observed in air and rain at a time (1990s) when the introduction of TFA into the atmosphere, either directly or through decomposition of fluorocarbons was insignificant, were about two orders of magnitude larger than expected from fluorocarbon decomposition. Additional sources, substantially larger than the… Share this article on
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