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Would you like to keep up with the latest HVA/R and refrigerant policy trends? With so much happening, this is no easy feat.
In fact, a lot is going on in the world of HVAC/R compliance. In the past two years alone, SNAP Rule 20 and Rule 21 were partially vacated. California adopted a new HFC regulation, and many other states—most recently, Vermont and Washington—decided to follow its footsteps.
The refrigerant geeks at Trakref closely follow all the latest developments to help guide you and your team to make the best HVAC/R decisions and inspire optimal compliance outcomes.
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The Status of SNAP Rules 20 and 21
April 22, 2021This Earth Day, prepare for the HFC refrigerant phasedown with Trakref by revisiting the status of SNAP Rules 20 and 21; these are two EPA rules that you should...
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CARB’s New R4 Program Puts Spotlight on Refrigerant Reclaim
April 8, 2021In July of 2020, the California Air Resources Board (CARB) proposed amendments to the California HFC regulation: “Prohibitions on Use of Certain Hydrofluo...
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An Overview of the AIM Act
March 25, 2021In December of 2020, the American Innovation and Manufacturing (AIM) Act of 2020 was enacted, which gives the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) new regul...
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