Podcasts & Webinars

ACCA – Refrigerant Landscape, the AIM Act, and the Role of Reclamation

The regulatory and environmental landscape for the HVAC industry continues to evolve. With regulation and refrigerant management rules issued this year, business as usual no longer applies.
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ACHRNews Podcast – Mentoring and the HVACR Industry

Woodcliff Lake, NJ – February 21, 2024 – Kate Houghton our Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing discusses the pros of working in an industrial field, what mentorship in the industry looks like, and the current state of HVACR market. Listen to this podcast, here.

Greenbuild – The Refrigerant Landscape and the Role Reclaimed Refrigerants Play in Green Buildings

Woodcliff Lake, NJ – February 13, 2024 – This webinar provides an update on the AIM Act, HFC Phasedown schedule, and the impact our society faces with cooling. With the 40% virgin HFC reduction underway, the impacts can be felt across all sectors that utilize HFC refrigerants. Hudson will discuss the role and importance […]

ESCO Institute Podcast – You Can Impact the Future With Recovery & Reclamation

Woodcliff Lake, NJ – January 25, 2024 – The refrigerant supply chain needs YOU! 🌬️❄️ Dive into the cool world of refrigerants with us! 🌍✨ “Did You Know” that the HFC phasedown is shaking up the supply of refrigerants like R410a and R134a? But fear not, because you hold the power to shape the […]

At PHCC Connect 2023 – About Hudson Technologies

Woodcliff Lake, NJ – December 22, 2023 – Watch one of our account managers share how Hudson Technologies can educate costumers on how to recover refrigerants properly and stay up-to-date with changing regulations. View on YouTube, here.

ACCA Codes & Coffee Session – Recovery and Reclamation of HFCs

Woodcliff Lake, NJ – September 19, 2023 – The American Innovation and Manufacturing (AIM) Act of 2020 mandates a production and consumption phase-down of HFCs. In 2024 the next reduction occurs at 40%! In order to ensure a smooth transition, recovery of HFCs will need to increase to prevent a potential “crash” of available […]