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Here's what you need to know about Washington State's new regulations on HFC management 👇 Washington is taking a firm stance on reducing HFC emissions with new regulations that affect facilities of all sizes. These rules require early preparation and strict compliance to minimize environmental impact. ✅ Facility Registration | Depending on size, facilities must register by the following dates: Large Facilities (>1,500 lbs): Register by March 15, 2024 Medium Facilities (200-1,499 lbs): Register by March 15, 2026 Small Facilities (50-199 lbs): Register by March 15, 2028 🔍 Leak Inspections | Facilities must conduct regular leak inspections and repairs with a certified technician, with the following schedule: Large Facilities: Monthly Medium Facilities: Quarterly Small Facilities: Annually Leaks must be repaired within 14 days of detection, a significantly shorter timeframe than the EPA's 30-day requirement. Failure to repair leaks within this period may necessitate a retrofit or retirement plan for the leaking system. 📋 Recordkeeping: Comprehensive documentation is required for all systems with over 50 lbs of high-GWP refrigerants. Meanwhile, medium and large facilities must submit annual facility reports. We cover what you need to know about the Washington State regulations, as well as the overall 2025 legislative outlook for refrigerant management in our recent blog here: https://lnkd.in/eQf--Jvc

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