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CARB held a public workshop in July to discuss its most recent proposals for reducing high-GWP HFCs.

The big debate in the HVACR industry right now is which refrigerant(s) will be chosen to replace R-410A in many types of comfort cooling equipment.

NASRC is offering free access to its on-demand presentations highlighting the latest natural refrigerant technologies.

“Construction is ever-evolving, and how we prepare trades professionals matters now more than ever.”

R-32 is an attractive alternative to R-410A because it offers an excellent balance of cost, performance, and low environmental impact, said Scot Swan.

A large installed base equipment still uses R-22, so once virgin supplies are exhausted, reclaimed refrigerant will be the only source available.

If customers are seeking a more environmentally friendly alternative to HCFCs, there are many options available.

Ever since the courts ruled in 2017 that the EPA did not have the authority to phase down HFCs, the HVACR industry has been in limbo.

A2L refrigerants are set to become a part of daily life for more contractors over the next few years.

The refrigerant regulatory landscape is changing in the U.S., leaving many scrambling to figure out which lower-GWP solution will work best.