The European Commission has completed a review of the effectiveness of the Fgas Regulations to date. They are now considering a range of policy options. They are likely to propose a revision of the EU’s Fgas policy to step up the effort to reduce Fgas emissions. Following the consultation, an impact assessment will be completed in 2012 when a new proposal for the regulation is likely to be tabled.
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Open Invitation to attend industry briefing on the Accelerated Capital Allowance Scheme, Green Public Procurement, Air-conditioning Inspection under EPBD and Fgas Company Certification.
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Tags: ACA, Accelerated Capital Allowance, airconditioning, Company Certification, cpd, efficiency, energy, epbd, fgas, FGR, implementation, refrigerants, SEAI, Triple-E
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The IRI is extending an invitation to everyone in the RAC Industry in Ireland to attend an industry briefing to bring themselves fully up-to-date on the following key topics of importance to our industry:
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Tags: Accelerated Capital Allowance, airconditioning, consultation, efficiency, energy, implementation, membership, refrigeration, SEAI
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A study, by EMPA, the Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology, claims that Western European emissions of HFC-23 are as much as 140 per cent higher than the figures contained in national emissions reports.
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URS Ireland Ltd has again secured the EPA contract to carry out “Enforcement Support – Ozone Depleting Substances (ODS) and Fluorinated Greenhouse Gases”.
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The question of ‘what penalties might be imposed in Ireland for offences under the Fgas Regulations?’ has been answered with the recent publication of S.I. No. 279/2011 — Fluorinated Greenhouse Gas Regulations 2011.
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Two important pieces of legislation relating to the Fgas Regulations were published in Iris Oifigiuil on 17th June 2011. They came into force on 20th June 2011.
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