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10 years on .... Tamahere ... Lest we forget
Posted on 6 April 2018

Health and Safety at Work (Hazardous Substances) Regulations 2017
Posted on 28 November 2017

HFC Phase-Down Program - NOTICE TO HVAC&R COMPANIES
Posted on 29 June 2017

New - Online Flammable Refrigerant Safety Awareness Course
Posted on 16 March 2017

Important - Your new legal obligation as an importer and manufacturer of hazardous substances
Posted on 23 October 2015

Unwanted Refrigerants - Local Recovery Opportunities
Posted on 2 May 2015

EASQ and EST now available at Wintec
Posted on 5 March 2015

Refrigerant Wholesalers will be asking to see evidence of customers having an EPA Approved Filler Certificate from 1 January 2015
Posted on 29 October 2014

Asbestos Regulation Research
Posted on 26 June 2014

FLAMMABLE REFRIGERANTS - SAFETY AWARENESS COURSE
Posted on 3 June 2014

Important notices & updates - Synthetic Greenhouse Gas (SGG) levy effective from 1 July 2013
Posted on 30 March 2015

RECOVERY Trust - New Collection facility in Rotorua for a Limited Time
Posted on 3 September 2014

Public Consultation on Priority Waste Streams - refrigerants, agrichemicals, e-waste and tyres
Posted on 3 June 2014

HVAC CONTROLS COURSE
Posted on 15 May 2014

Introduction to Alternative Refrigerants - International Speaker
Posted on 24 February 2014

SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF ENGINEERING SYSTEMS IN BUILDINGS
Posted on 21 January 2014

Minister for the Environment Launches New Tools to Help Manage Hazardous Substances
Posted on 29 May 2013

It is now illegal to release Synthetic Greenhouse Gases into the atmosphere
Posted on 18 January 2013

Approved Filler and Approved Handler Test Certificate Training

Jan 18, 2013

It is now illegal to release Synthetic Greenhouse Gases into the atmosphere

From 1 January 2013 it is illegal to release Synthetic Greenhouse Gases (SGGs) into the atmosphere under the amended Climate Change Response Act (CCRA) 2002. SGGs are now widely used as refrigerants in fridges and air-conditioning units. Please click here to visit the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) website for more information.

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It is now illegal to release Synthetic Greenhouse Gases into the atmosphere

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