April’s RAC Magazine focuses on the future for F-Gas regulation following a recent EC forum on the subject, as well as the key developments at the Mostra Convegno show
The latest edition of RAC Magazine looks at the future for refrigerant regulation and policy following the conclusion of the third F-Gas Consultation Forum.
A host of industry and policy experts from across the EU come together during the forum to discuss current progress on curbing reliance on higher GWP gasses. Consideration was made during the event over whether individual governments may be able to support and incentivise technology that makes use of lower GWP gas.
The issue also looks at some of the key innovations on display and broader themes taken away from this year’s Milan festival of cooling.
A digital edition of the latest issue can be read here.
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