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DM asks A/C, refrigeration companies to control gas emissions
- United Arab Emirates: Thursday, August 14 - 2008 at 11:33
- PRESS RELEASE
Dubai Municipality's Environment Department has asked all companies working in the air conditioning and refrigeration industry to abide by the federal and local regulations concerning gas emission into the atmosphere in order to protect the ozone layer from depletion.
The circular, signed by Hamdan Al Shaer, Director of Environment Department, asked all companies in this field to adequately collect, handle and dispose all waste refrigerants which are considered controlled substances.
They should do this in line with the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) instruction and directive or advice from the Department.
It further asked them to obtain approval from the Environment Department for activities related to air conditioning and refrigeration system maintenance and services.
These companies, the circular stipulated, should have trained technicians and recovery equipment to make sure that refrigerants are recovered and/or recycled for reuse, reprocessed (reclaimed), or properly disposed of whenever removed from air conditioning and refrigeration systems.
It warned of legal actions including fines and license cancellation in case of violation of these rules.
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For further information:Thajudeen V. Aliar
Journalist, Media Section,
Corporate Marketing & Relations Dept.,
Dubai Municipality
+971 4 2064609 +971 4 2232188
+971 50 5881278
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