FAQ: HFC guidelines and EPA regulations

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The EPA defines hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) as greenhouse gases (GHGs) commonly used in applications such as refrigerants for refrigerators, air conditioning (AC), building insulation, fire extinguishing systems, and aerosols. With their high global warming potential (GWP), HFCs pose a significant environmental concern, driving the need for stricter regulations.

This resource compiles answers to frequently asked questions about HFCs, along with insights into the latest EPA regulations surrounding their use.

What you’ll learn

• Information about the recent ruling lowering thresholds for regulated equipment, adding leak detection, recycling and training requirements
• HFCs’ environmental impact as potent greenhouse gases
• Industries driving greenhouse gas emissions
• Challenges of HFCs necessitating regulation
• Efforts to curb HFC emissions and combat climate change

By downloading this FAQ guide, you’ll gain valuable insights into the actions being taken to address hydrofluorocarbon emissions and how they impact both businesses and the environment.