In this issue: 1. 82 million tonnes of CO2 emissions-equal to 19.2 million cars driven for a year potentially avoided in 2024, due to UNIDO’s projects under the Montreal Protocol. 2. Cooperation among MEAs Secretariats and international enforcement organizations to reinforce Customs Officers’ Capacity. 3. How R-290 Cooling is Transforming the Automotive Sector and Fighting Super Pollutants. 4. Energy sector contributes most of SA’s carbon emissions. 5. AREMA Training Pods Drive Sustainable Regional HCFC Phaseout in PICs. 6. 'Kigali Amendment to Montreal Protocol needed to reduce hydrofluorocarbons'. 7. New Refrigerant Handling Codes of Practice Introduced in Australia and New Zealand. 8. PFAS impact discussions March on. 9. IIR Webinar – Domestic hydrocarbon heat pumps, key to a decarbonised future. 10. Handover of Equipment to the Hydrometeorological Service Under the HCFC Phase-out.
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