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Andrew Pansulla is a technical service engineer at Chemours, Wilmington, Del. For more information about refrigerants from Chemours, call 302-773-1000 or visit chemours.com.
If your facility relies on a hydrofluorocarbon refrigerant, it is past time to develop a plan to address the HFC phasedown implemented under the American Innovation and Manufacturing (AIM) Act.
The key to help industrial refrigeration facilities meet their specialized needs, stay compliant and remain productive as well as profitable is knowing how to design and implement a refrigerant-management plan that supports the business in the present and future.
