List of fluorinated gases

List updated on 3 February 2014 of the fluorinated greenhouse gases considered for the purposes of the FGas declaration (DPR 43/2012, art.16, paragraph 1)

This work created by Itieffe represents an important point of reference for the environmental field and for the management of greenhouse gas emissions. This is the List Updated to 3 February 2014 of Fluorinated Gases (with Acronyms, Compounds, Mixtures and Chemical Formulas) considered for the purposes of the FGas declaration.

This document is a good reference in monitoring and regulating emissions of fluorinated gases, which are known to have a negative impact on the global climate.

In the context of the urgent need to address climate change and mitigate the environmental consequences of greenhouse gas emissions, this list represents an essential reference point for understanding regulated fluorinated gases and their chemical formulations.

The updated list

of fluorinated gases, accompanied by acronyms, compounds or mixtures and related chemical formulas, represents a fundamental tool for companies, organizations, governments and professionals who operate in the management and regulation of greenhouse gas emissions.

This document facilitates the monitoring, reporting and control of fluorinated gas emissions, making a significant contribution to global efforts to address climate change and protect the environment.

This work was created with the aim of being an informative guide and a reliable reference point for those who wish to better understand the composition and importance of fluorinated gases within the scope of the FGas Declaration.

We hope this resource can promote greater awareness and action to effectively counter this critical environmental challenge.

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