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harlie Lockwood has been appointed the A-Gas Rapid Recovery engineer covering the London and south east area. His duties include recovering refrigerants on behalf of customers from equipment in the refrigeration and HVAC industries. Lockwood is fully trained F-Gas Regulation and Construction Skills Certifi cation Scheme wise. He has
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Lockwood joins A-Gas rapid recovery team
Neil Roberts announced as BRA President
Neil Roberts, senior technical sales manager at Climalife, has been appointed
President of the British Refrigeration Association (BRA) taking over the role from past-president Mark Hughes. With over 30 years’ experience
“All of this fi ts in well with the F-Gas Regulation and running a low carbon business.”
previous experience of working in the HVAC and marine engineering industries. He said: “The importance of
recovering refrigerants has never been greater. Reclaimed gases are quota free and refrigerants saved from disposal and returned to the
market also reduce raw material usage, energy consumption and unnecessary transport normally associated with virgin production. All of this fi ts in well with the F-Gas Regulation and running a low carbon business.”
in the refrigeration industry, Roberts joined Climalife in 2021 and is determined to continue to support the industry through the next phase of transition to very low GWP refrigerants and moving towards a sustainable future. Roberts said: “With the F-Gas
regulation under review, there is no doubt the next few years are critical for the refrigeration industry, and it is vital that as an association, we are at the forefront of everything that is going on. I intend to build on my predecessors’ good work and continue to make the BRA a strong voice for the industry, bringing value to all the membership.” Hughes expressed his
congratulations saying: “I would like to warmly welcome Neil to the
role of President. His wealth of industry knowledge and experience will be instrumental in helping the BRA navigate the fast-changing refrigerant sector and keep the association at the forefront of the movement towards low emissions solutions.”
38 November 2023 •
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