EMEA > ANALYSIS: How EU efforts to banish F-gases clash with clean energy plans

ANALYSIS: How EU efforts to banish F-gases clash with clean energy plans

Published 22:12 on February 28, 2023  /  Last updated at 08:06 on March 1, 2023  / /  EMEA, EU ETS

EU legislators have a delicate task crafting law to eliminate F-gases used in fridges and air conditioners, because the potent climate-heating substances are also found in many of the heat pumps expected to play a critical role in the bloc's efforts to reach net zero emissions.
EU legislators have a delicate task crafting law to eliminate F-gases used in fridges and air conditioners, because the potent climate-heating substances are also found in many of the heat pumps expected to play a critical role in the bloc's efforts to reach net zero emissions.


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