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  • A-Gas and Epta partner to enhance refrigerant recovery in HVAC sector.
  • Partnership aligns with Singapore's sustainability goals, targeting refrigerant emissions reduction.
  • A-Gas offers advanced reclamation, recovery equipment, and training for efficient refrigerant handling.

A-Gas has entered into a collaborative partnership with Epta to enhance refrigerant recovery rates and promote responsible refrigerant management within the HVAC&R sector.

This initiative aims to support Singapore's sustainability targets and contribute to the phase-down of high global warming potential refrigerants.

Refrigerant Recovery and Management

Under this partnership, A-Gas, authorized as a licensed Toxic Industrial Waste Collector by the National Environmental Agency, will handle the recovery and processing of refrigerants from supermarkets served by Epta.

A-Gas will utilize its advanced technologies to process the refrigerants and ensure they meet the AHRI Standard 700 specifications.

Facility with Advanced Reclamation Technology

The processing facility operated by A-Gas in Singapore is equipped with cutting-edge reclamation technology

The processing facility operated by A-Gas in Singapore is equipped with cutting-edge reclamation technology and an on-site lab designed for the recovery, processing, and testing of refrigerants.

The agreement stipulates that A-Gas will offer recovery equipment, quality cylinders, and training to ensure safe handling practices are followed.

A-Gas is excited to be working with Epta to help the industry improve refrigerant recovery rates. Properly managing used refrigerants is essential to preventing gas from being released into the atmosphere, and this collaboration reflects our shared commitment to building a sustainable industry,” stated Henry Yee, General Manager of A-Gas Singapore.

Sustainable Industry Goals

Both companies are committed to improving refrigerant management in the HVAC&R sector, aiming for a more sustainable future while minimizing the industry's environmental footprint.

This collaboration underscores their dedication to advancing responsible practices within the industry.

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