Tom Land, who leads the EPA’s Greenchill Partnership, provides an update on the recent and upcoming activities of the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) towards limiting the use of high GWP HFCs. The President’s Climate Action Plan asks executive agencies, such as the EPA, to continue leading the international negotiations on the inclusion of HFCs under the Montreal Protocol. In addition, it requires domestic action on HFCs, which will take the form of new SNAP approvals, toget
Tom Land, who leads the EPA’s Greenchill Partnership, provides an update on the recent and upcoming activities of the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) towards limiting the use of high GWP HFCs. The President’s Climate Action Plan asks executive agencies, such as the EPA, to continue leading the international negotiations on the inclusion of HFCs under the Montreal Protocol. In addition, it requires domestic action on HFCs, which will take the form of new SNAP approvals, together with status changes for certain refrigerants due to be published this summer.
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