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EU authorities seeking more “teeth” for F-Gas law enforcement
The European Commission is in the process of ensuring regulators have more teeth to tackle a black-market refrigerant trade that industry argues is undermining efforts to curb use of higher GWP refrigerant.
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Defra to step up UK F-Gas enforcement action
Refcom has said a focus on ensuring compliance across the UK with F-Gas regulations, as well as the potential implications on the cooling industry from ongoing uncertainty around Brexit were among key topics of recent discussions with government.
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EU authorities seeking more “teeth” for F-Gas law enforcement
The European Commission is in the process of ensuring regulators have more teeth to tackle a black-market refrigerant trade that industry argues is undermining efforts to curb use of higher GWP refrigerant.
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Organisations failing to manage legionella risks face large fines
BSRIA’s head of energy & environment, Reginald Brown has warned organisations are failing to ensure Legionella risk assessment recommendations are being fully implemented.
