The reference building owners use to track EPA AIM Act refrigerant phase-down against commercial equipment lifecycle. Maps R-22 history, R-410A current state, R-454B and R-32 transition, and the retrofit-versus-replacement decision for chiller, RTU, and VRF equipment. Includes 2024-2036 timeline milestones.
The reference building owners use to track EPA AIM Act refrigerant phase-down against commercial equipment lifecycle. Maps R-22 history, R-410A current state, R-454B and R-32 transition, and the retrofit-versus-replacement decision for chiller, RTU, and VRF equipment. Includes 2024-2036 timeline milestones.
Sources cited inside the PDF: <a href="https://www.epa.gov/climate-hfcs-reduction/aim-act" style="color:var(--warm)" rel="noopener">EPA AIM Act (Technology Transitions Rule)</a>; ASHRAE Position Document on Refrigerants; <a href="https://www.ahrinet.org" style="color:var(--warm)" rel="noopener">AHRI</a> refrigerant transition guidance; <a href="https://www.ashrae.org/technical-resources/standards-and-guidelines" style="color:var(--warm)" rel="noopener">ASHRAE Standard 15-2022</a>.
The reference building owners use to track EPA AIM Act refrigerant phase-down against commercial equipment lifecycle. Maps R-22 history, R-410A current state, R-454B and R-32 transition, and the retrofit-versus-replacement decision for chiller, RTU, and VRF equipment. Includes 2024-2036 timeline milestones.
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