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F-Gas: addressing the regulations
Industry body ACRIB outlines what service engineers need to do next to meet the terms of the F-Gas regulations
Business boost for air conditioning engineers
Bob Towse, head of technical and safety at the HVCA, explains why legally-required air-conditioning system inspections are a welcome business boost for engineers willing to accept the challenge
RAC Conference: alternative refrigerants
From ammonia to air, the rac industry has refrigerant options aplenty to present to end users
Conference review: HFCs prove a hot topic
Jeremy Pursehouse reports from the RAC Alternative Cooling Conference on the debate over the future of HFCs
Summit looks at measures to address poor leakage rates
Examination of Stek scheme is one of many options put forward to improve standards
Institute matters
Time for an industry makeover
Guy Hundy calls for help in making the rac industry more attractive to young people
Refrigerant evolution and natural selection
Andy Pearson, chairman of the IOR Technical Committee explains the latest refrigerant guidance
A fitting tribute
Bob Taylor tells Rodney Jack of his four decades working in an industry he continues to serve with great honour
The why and where of leakage
IOR president Jane Gartshore introduces the latest from the Real Zero leak reduction project
F-GAS Works
F-Gas Works Campaign
The F-Gas Works campaign will be a chance for the industry to make its feelings known on HFCs, says Andrew Gaved
New! HVACR Index
The HVACR Index is an online tool analysing the top contractors and consultants in the building services sector.
Features List 2010
The Alternative View
The Wait is over - Hydrocarbons now looking Rosy
Even the advocates of transcritical CO2, of which I am one, have never claimed that it is the silver bullet with which to kill off HFCs and the search for simpler alternatives has been a long on, says Nicholas Cox
