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The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) is accepting comments on its ambitious proposed rule amending regulations of HFCs, which would include GWP limits of 10 for many new HVAC&R systems by 2034 and help foster the adoption of natural refrigerant-based applications. Notably, in new refrigeration facilities, regulated HFCs with a 20-year GWP of greater […]
Ammonia is perhaps most well recognized as a household cleaner. However, ammonia commonly makes another important contribution to daily life as a natural refrigerant. It is responsible for the year round availability, volume and variety of food and beverages served daily on breakfast, lunch and dinner tables around the world. The use of ammonia as […]
The average U.S. supermarket leaks up to 25 percent of its refrigerant gases into the atmosphere, according to the Environmental Protection Agency. A single supermarket can emit as much as 875 pounds of HFCs a year — that’s the CO2 equivalent of 300 cars, according to Avispa Mahapatra, climate campaign director at the Environmental Investigation Agency.
