This month’s RAC Magazine looks at industry efforts to put engineers at the heart of compliance with F-Gas regulations and a new report calling for a more holistic retail approach to lowering carbon footprints.
The November issue also considers the impacts of the Grenfell Tower fire on the ability of contractors to acquire public liability insurance.
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Call for new culture of improved refrigerant containment and recycling
Dual approach necessary to keep pace with F-Gas reducing quota, say experts at RAC’s F-Gas Question TIme
EC supportive of F-Gas member state assistance measures, not exemptions
Some major manufacturers meanwhile hope to respond to current price challenges by collaborating on enhanced reclamation and reuse programmes
RAC Magazine April digital issue out now
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
RAC Magazine May digital issue out now
This month’s issue looks at how the retail industry is facing up to mounting pressure to switch away from R404A before its use is outlawed in favour of alternatives such as mildly flammable gas
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