REFRIGERANTS
The circularity of refrigerant gases
Chemours recently launched its F-Gas Lifecycle Programme. Here, marketing director Thom Hermens, tells us all about it.
How does Chemours’ F-Gas Lifecycle Programme diff er
from previous initiatives? The F-Gas Lifecycle Programme started as a region and country-specifi c initiative – and now is expanding to global oversight to drive further adoption, partnerships and reclamation. By moving to a global outlook, we will not only take the learnings from our regional programs, but combine best practices and eff orts to ensure all regions are working towards a circular economy. As part of the programme, Chemours will complete a
global review to identify opportunities for expansion and increased collaboration. Our teams will be meeting with regional leaders, potential partners and customers to understand requirements for this programme and how it can fi t into their own sustainability goals.
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www.acr-news.com What challenges does Chemours anticipate in
implementing the programme? Though we anticipate a lot of excitement and interest in this programme, with the launch of any global reclamation programme, there will of course be hurdles. A challenge will be ensuring consistency and engagement across regions. We want to make sure the programme is easy to implement and repeatable – anything that is too complex will of course cause delays or lack of adoption. As mentioned previously, when recycling, careful separation of diff erent materials is key to achieve the maximum emission reduction, so we want effi ciency and an easy process but also need to be cautious. We will measure our success in several ways but mainly by seeing the number of adoption and programmes with
A challenge will be ensuring consistency and
engagement across regions.
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