Public Workshop : Amendments to California’s HFC Regulation July 22, 2020 California Air Resources Board Research Division F-gas Reduction Strategy Section HFCReduction@arb.ca.gov
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Today’s Agenda 9:0 :00 am: : Intr troduct ction, D , Discu cussion o of f Refri frigera ration S Secti ctions o of f Dra raft ft Regulato tory ry T Text xt 10:15 am: Discussion of Air Conditioning Sections of Draft Regulatory Text 11:30 am: Discussion of Other Changes in Draft Regulatory Text 12:30 pm: Concluding Remarks 3
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Introduction and Proposed Rules for Stationary Refrigeration Richie Kaur F-gas Reduction Strategy Section Research Division California Air Resources Board richie.kaur@arb.ca.gov
Hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) are the fastest growing greenhouse gases 6
Regulation Timeline 7
Changes in the California HFC Regulation 8
Today’s Presentation on Refrigeration • Overview: Affected End-Uses and Proposed Rules • Draft Regulatory Text Updates • Next Steps and Anticipated Timelines • Discussion 9
Ov Over erview view 10
Affected End-Uses and Rules for Refrigeration Proposed Rules: • New facilities: systems > 50 lb, GWP < 150, starting 2022, irrespective of end-use • Existing facilities: rules depend on the end-use 11
Expected Emissions Reductions from Proposed Refrigeration Rules 12
Dra raft Re ft Regulator tory T Text • Existing CA SNAP / SB 1013 prohibitions are listed in Tables 1 and 2. • New requirements are listed in Tables 3 and 4 (edited for clarity since January) 13
Ref efrigerati eration R Rul ules es by End nd-Us Use: 1. 1. Ret Retail Food il Food Refr Refrig iger eration ion 14
Requirements for New Retail Food Facilities § 95374. 95374. Tabl ble 4 e 4 in the draft regulatory text 15
What is a “New Facility”? § 95373. 95373. Part of Definition ons “New Facility” means any of the following: (1) New construction; (2) An existing facility not previously used for cold storage, or refrigeration used in retail food, commercial, industrial refrigeration; or (3) …with a replacement of 75 percent or more of evaporators (by number) and, 100 percent of compressors racks, and 100 percent of condensers. : § 95375(c) and § 95375(d) Exce xception: Appr pprov oved B Buildi ding P g Permits: The prohibitions do not apply to any facility with new refrigeration equipment that received an approved building permit before the effective date. 16
Proposed Rules for Existing Retail Food Facilities • Sup Super ermarket et s stakeho eholder er d driven en • Guaranteed e d emission ons r redu duction ons similar t to o CARB RB’s or origi ginal pr propo oposal • Per-company targets, not per-system or per-store • Flexible – don’t have to retrofit every single store or system • Plan over 8 – 10 years; Prepares industry for future phase-down or sales ban • CARB RB incentive pr progr ogram de design gned t d to o help p with the transition on 17
Requirements for Existing Retail Food Facilities § 95374. 95374. Tabl ble 4 e 4 in the draft regulatory text Cha hang nge: e: Baseline year for GHGp 2019 instead of 2018 18
Questions Received for Retail Food 19
Ref efrigerati eration R Rul ules es by End nd-Us Use: 2. 2. Ind ndust ustria ial P l Proc ocess ess Refr Refrig iger eration (I ion (IPR) R) – chiller hillers, s, non non-chiller hiller sy syst stem ems, s, ic ice r e rink inks 20
Requirements for IPR: Chillers § 95374. 95374. Tabl ble 3 e 3 Cha hang nge: e: Temperature ranges for IPR chillers modified based on stakeholder input 21
Requirements for IPR: Non-Chiller Systems § 95374. 95374. Tabl ble 3 e 3 22
Requirements for IPR: Ice Rinks § 95374. 95374. Tabl ble 3 e 3 23
Questions Received for IPR Q. Do Does es t the he IPR PR def efini nition n match t h the he U.S. S.EPA d def efini nitions ns? A: A: Yes, but edited to align even more closely with EPA definitions under Rule 608 and SNAP rules. § 95373. 95373. Defi Defini nitions ns “ Industrial Process Refrigeration” means to cool process streams at a specific location in manufacturing and other forms of industrial processes and applications, and are complex, customized systems that are directly linked to the industrial process. Where one appliance is used for both industrial process refrigeration and other applications, it will be considered an industrial process refrigeration system if 50 percent or more of its operating capacity is used for industrial process refrigeration. Industrial process refrigeration or cooling using a chiller is regulated as a chiller. Industrial process refrigeration not using a chiller is regulated as industrial process refrigeration equipment. 24
Ref efrigerati eration R Rul ules es by End nd-Us Use: 3. C Cold old St Stor orage 25
Requirements for Cold Storage § 95374. 95374. Tabl ble 3 e 3 Clari rifi fica cati tion: SB 1013 already had some prohibitions for cold storage. Those continue to apply for all other cases (see Table 2 of draft regulatory text) 26
Enfor Enforcem ement ent-rela elated ed Req Requir uirem ement ents (La (Labeling eling, Rec Recor ordkeep eeping ing, Rep Repor orting ing) 27
Summary of Requirements § 95375. 95375. Requi equirem ement ents s Appl Applicabl ble e to T Tabl ble 3 a e 3 and nd Tabl ble 4 e 4 Fo For r Equi uipment ent Manuf nufactur turers ers Labeling Recordkeeping Fo For r Reta etail Fo Food Fa Facility ty Ow Owner ner-Op Opera erato tors rs One-time, free registration in R3 for new GWP < 150 facilities For current low-GWP stores, please register by January 1, 2022 Fo For GH GHGp Gp/WAGW GWP complia lianc nce Starting 2022, annually report/certify WAGWP and GHGp Keep records for calculations Update R3 with changes to systems 28
Requirements for Equipment Manufacturers § 95375. 95375. R Requi equirem ement ents s Appl Applicabl ble t e to Tabl ble e 3 3 and 4 nd 4 Labe beling: g: Display a label on the equipment that clearly and visibly indicates: • Type of refrigerant • Where available, the refrigerant charge size • Date of manufacture (year) • Existing labels meeting the above requirements may be used 29
Requirements for Equipment Manufacturers § 95375. 95375. R Requi equirem ement ents s Appl Applicabl ble t e to Tabl ble e 3 3 and 4 nd 4 Rec ecordkeep eeping ng: Any person who manufactures new motor-bearing refrigeration equipment shall maintain for five years and make available, upon request: • Contact details of purchaser (name, address, telephone, email) • Model and serial number of the equipment and / or components where applicable • Date of manufacture of the equipment • Date of sale of the equipment • The refrigerant type(s) the equipment is designed to use • The refrigerant and full charge capacity of the equipment, where available Similar requirements as under the original 2018 “CA SNAP” regulation (Section § 95375) 30
Requirements for Retail Food Facilities § 95375. 95375. Requi equirem ement ents Appl s Applicabl ble t e to Tabl ble e 4 • Re Regi gistration Req equi uirem emen ents. On or before January 1, 2022, retail food facilities shall register in the R3 database, refrigeration systems containing more than 50 pounds of refrigerant that use a GWP less than 150. Similar to current RMP registration, but one time, no fee • Rep eporting ng R Req equi uirem ement ents. Starting 2022, annually report company’s WAGWP and GHGp alon ong w g with RMP a P annua nnual r rep eports • Via R3, by March 1 of the following calendar year 31
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