The American Innovation and Manufacturing (AIM) Act passed in 2020 and greatly impacted the refrigerant industry. In an effort to fight global warming and curb greenhouse gas emissions, the act looks to phase out certain HFCs commonly used in air conditioning, fire suppression, and industrial...
Read MoreFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact Information: Trakref - Gavin Damore 774-240-1013 - gdamore@trakref.com Release - April 13, 2022 Trakref Announces Solutions for SEC Climate Disclosure Scope 1 Emissions Reporting Trakref provides an outline as well as new solutions for working through the SEC’s new reporting requirements [Nashville, TN] - Trakref, the leader in...
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Emissions factors are a popular way to capture data about greenhouse gas. They show emissions related data for everything from refrigeration to electricity generation. They also help with showing emissions reported through representative value for content such as ESG reports. New emissions factors are often popping...
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California's codes and regulations for hfcs refrigerants are often seen as a model for environmental sustainability and decreasing our environmental footprint. That's why we've been keeping an eye on their latest amendments - Title 17, Division 3, Chapter 1, Subchapter 10 Climate Change, Article 4...
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Huge, historical legislation and rulemaking happened this month in HVAC/R that will affect the future of our industry. In addition to this, there have been rises in refrigerant prices, EPA webinars, and calls for support from the industry from Ukraine. We have the latest in...
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California is once again leading the way in reducing companies' Scope 1 emissions and bolstering their environmental sustainability and corporate sustainability initiatives. SB 260 recently passed through the California senate, addressing all three scopes of emissions. What is most important to refrigerant tracking and HVAC/R...
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