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EU proposes F-gas registry exemption for small firms in latest push to ease compliance costs

Published 13:31 on May 24, 2025 / Last updated at 13:31 on May 24, 2025 / EMEA (Europe)

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The European Commission this week proposed changes to its fluorinated gas (F-gas) regulation that would exempt around 10,000 small firms from registering in the EU’s F-gas Portal from 2026, as part of wider efforts to cut regulatory red tape while preserving climate goals.
The European Commission this week proposed changes to its fluorinated gas (F-gas) regulation that would exempt around 10,000 small firms from registering in the EU’s F-gas Portal from 2026, as part of wider efforts to cut regulatory red tape while preserving climate goals.


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