ACRIB F Gas Implementation Group is taking a lead on working with UK Government on the implementation of the European Fluorinated Gases Regulation which came into force on 4th July 2007. It introduced the requirements for leak checking procedures, labelling of new equipment, reporting of production and training and certification of individuals and companies which are now standard practice in the industry. This webpage provides links to guidance, presentations and updates on developments (note - different requirements and specialist qualifications for Mobile Air Conditioning, electrical switchgear and fire supressant applications are in place)
Presentations from Commission Stakeholder meeting on responses to the Review Consultation - February 2012
ACRIB response to the Consultation - December 2011
Commission Consultation on a review of the F Gas Regulation - September 2011
Compliance and inspection visit case studies - April 2011
Powerpoint presentation on the Review of the Regulation and ACRIB Position paper - September 2010
ACRIB Position paper reviewing the effectiveness of the regulation - July 2010
Frequently Asked Questions for Contractors - updated August 2009
Timetable of Key Dates - updated August 2009
Training and Certification - updated 21st April 2009
Company certification information - updated August 2009
Definitions and glossary - updated April 2008
Leak Check Procedure - updated July 2009
Calculating which regulations apply to your equipment - updated July 2009
Sample System Register - updated July2009
General Guidance on the Regulations - updated June 2009
Mobile Air Conditioning (car) links
General guidance on training and recovery obligations
F Gas Directive specific to motor vehicle air conditioning