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The Latest News and Insights on Refrigerants in Building Equipment and Applications
With new concerns over global warming potential and changing legislation regarding the use of refrigerants in different applications, it can be challenging to understand what changes might impact your buildings. The Refrigerant Reservoir is here to be your resource, with news, insights and expert advice on what you need to know about the changing landscape of refrigerants to keep your building equipment safe, efficient and up-to-date throughout it's life.
Global concerns about climate change have led to new refrigerant legislation aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Navigating this complex and ever-changing refrigerant landscape poses many questions for building owners and facility managers such as: What refrigerants are being regulated? What impact will regulation have on refrigerant price and availability? What do I do if I have existing HVAC equipment that uses refrigerants that will be impacted by these regulations? Now is the time to learn about what will be changing and why.
Are you able to separate fact from fiction when it comes to refrigerants? The refrigerant landscape is changing rapidly, causing confusion when it comes to understanding what the regulations are, which refrigerants are staying or going, and how to make the best decisions for your investments and the environment. Listen to experts from Johnson Controls expose some of the most common misconceptions and lay out the facts when it comes to the changing world of refrigerants in HVAC equipment.
- Environmental Stewardship and Refrigerant Legislation (Facility Management Journal, May/June 2017)
- Overview of Fluids for AC Applications - Part One (Published in ASHRAE Journal, February 2017, www.ashrae.org)
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Refrigerants are making headlines due to changing policies and concerns over greenhouse gas emissions and global warming potential. Listen to learn more about what changes are in store, how manufacturers are responding to policy changes, and what building owners and operators need to know.
Today the industry is trying to navigate an ever-changing, complex refrigerant landscape. Where will the current patchwork of evolving codes and regulations lead? What refrigerants will eventually be adopted as the new global standard? And until those questions are answered, how will you make well-informed decisions when buying or maintaining HVAC equipment?
Today, future refrigerant options are being discussed, alternative refrigerants are under development, and more changes are coming. Facility managers who educate themselves now will be in a better position to make the best equipment choices in the future based on refrigerant safety, efficiency, reliability, cost, and availability.
