FluoroFusion Submits Comments on EPA Refrigerant Management Proposed Rule
Click here to read FluoroFusion’s public comments on the EPA Docket.
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Click here to read FluoroFusion’s public comments on the EPA Docket.
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Adverse Impacts on the U.S. Reclamation Sector of Customs Duty Abuse and Other Anticompetitive Behavior. Excerpt from Comments by FluoroFusion Specialty Chemicals Inc. The reclamation sector in the United States faces an existential threat from various anticompetitive practices that have been deployed for many years by virgin refrigerant producers and importers. This appendix provides additional
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EPA is finalizing amendments to existing regulations to implement the phasedown of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs). Allowance Allocation Methodology: The Agency is basing these general pool allocations on entities’ market shares derived from the average of the three highest years of production and consumption, respectively, of regulated substances between 2011 and 2019. Consumption Baseline: EPA is amending
The HVAC Technician’s Guide to the R-410A Phasedown If you run an HVAC or refrigeration service company, you’re likely aware of the upcoming phasedown of refrigerant R-410A in the United States. It’s important to understand why this is happening, how it will affect your business, and what opportunities may arise from this transition. In this blog
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The HFC coalition comprised of Arkema, Honeywell, Mexichem, and Chemours initiated a circumvention case in June, 2019 to the Department of Commerce (DOC), whereby companies that use components from China to blend refrigerants in the U.S. are circumventing a 2016 blend order for anti-dumping of Chinese refrigerants. A preliminary ruling made April 6th, 2020
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