Europese F-gassenverordening

With the recent implementation of Regulation (EU) 2024/573, better known as the new EU regulations for fluorinated greenhouse gases (F-Gases), it is essential for companies to be aware of the changes and their implications for their operations. We’d like to give you an oveview of what this new regulation entails and what steps companies need to take to comply.

What is the new EU regulation for F-Gases?

The new EU regulation aims to reduce fluorinated greenhouse gas emissions and eventually become completely carbon neutral by 2050. It also emphasizes adherence to international agreements such as the Montreal Protocol and the Kigali Amendment to promote global elimination of these harmful gases.

Key points of the new regulations:

Strengthened controls and enforcement: The regulations aim to strengthen enforcement to ensure better compliance.

Restrictions on use: The regulations introduce restrictions on the use of F-Gases, particularly for certain equipment and applications.

Records and reporting: Companies will be required to keep detailed records and report regularly on their use of F-Gases.

What does this mean for your company?

For companies working with refrigeration equipment, air conditioning systems and other applications that use F-Gases, these regulations may mean changes in the way they manage and conduct their operations. It is critical to understand your obligations and the steps you need to take to comply with the new regulations.

How can we help?

We understand that complying with complex regulations can be challenging. That’s why we’ve put together a comprehensive whitepaper explaining all aspects of the new EU F-Gas regulations. Download our whitepaper to learn more about how you can comply with the new standards and protect your business from potential risks and fines.

Click here to download our whitepaper to learn more about the new EU F-Gas Regulation.