The Dehon Group welcomes many of the provisions of the European Commission's proposal , in particular the extension on requirements on leak checks, containment, reporting and certification and training to all refrigerants (fluorinated or not), F-Gas end-of-life management by promoting recovery, reclamation, strengthening traceability of movements and fighting illegal trade.
Climalife
Company · France
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Climalife filed 2 positions on 29 Jun 2022, across 1 of the 583 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 2 times.
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The Dehon Group welcomes many of the provisions of the European Commission's proposal , in particular the extension on requirements on leak checks, containment, reporting and certification and training to all refrigerants (fluorinated or not), F-Gas end-of-life management by promoting recovery, reclamation, strengthening traceability of movements and fighting illegal trade.
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