How to Prepare Your Organization for the Phase Out of R-22 HCFC Refrigerants

Why staying in compliance is so important; save money, reduce emissions, and retain critical corporate assets.

“Organizations of all sizes are searching for ways to enhance their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and have a positive impact to their bottom line,” said Paul Wickberg, President and Chief Operating Officer of Verisae. “Our clients want to comply with the new laws, but also want to lower their Carbon Footprint, reduce expenses, and better manage their refrigerant gases.”

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• Thriving Not Just Surviving

The EPA is limiting the amount of R-22 HCFC refrigerant to 20% LESS than industry demand. This means R-22 will likely increase in cost substantially and available stocks may be bought up by the bigger organizations. It could also mean that reclaimed, recycled, and used R-22 could become more valuable than virgin R-22 refrigerant because it can be used “universally” in pre and post 2010 HVAC-R systems.

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Refrigerant Gas Management & Tracking is Critical to Your Business

Recording and understanding the use of refrigerants that are considered potentially dangerous to the environment is an important part of managing the operation of your facilities. As part of the US Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) guidelines and requirements, owners of refrigeration equipment are required to provide specific monitoring of refrigerant usage and document methods and efforts of containment. Software is now available for F-Gas regulation compliance for the European Union.