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AREA publishes a guide on equipment for flammable low GWP refrigerants (A2L and A3).

AREA has published the results of an internal survey on the existence of national registries of certified companies and individuals under the F-Gas Regulation.

Guidance on minimum requirements for contractors’ training & certification. The guide now includes an annex with a list of training centres.

The new F-Gas Regulation applies since 1st January 2015 and gives RACHP contractors a new set of requirements to deal with. The AREA Guide on the application of the new F-Gas Regulation to RACHP

Whereas district cooling operators are often supported by large groups, local RAC contractors can find it difficult to have their voice heard in the debate on pros and cons of local vs. centralised

The British Refrigeration Association has published a Guide to Flammable Refrigerants. It provides impartial information about the flammability issues associated with these refrigerants to end users

Publication edited by the British Refrigeration Association - Issue 1, February 2012

Guidance on minimum requirements for achieving certification or equivalent qualification schemes with regard to the Renewable Energy Sources Directive 2009/28/EC Article 14 paragraph 3 on design

Guidance on the use of low Global Warming Potential (GWP) refrigerants in refrigeration and air conditioning installations and on the basic competences that contractors dealing with such refrigerants

AREA completed a Leonardo Da Vinci Project EUR/02/C/F/NT- 84604 (EC Agreement N° 2002-4549/001-001LE2X.). The project was carried out between December 2002 and November 2005. An enquiry involving

Simple spreadsheet that serving as a tool for contractors and their clients to fulfil their record keeping obligations under Article 6 of the F-Gas Regulation.

This AREA guide aims to provide a practical tool for distributors to help them fulfill their obligations under the F-Gas Regulation. It notably includes a simple flowchart, which describes the steps