Legal Framework Conditions for the Use of Natural Refrigerants in Switzerland

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eurammon Symposium 2017 Legal Framework Conditions for the Use of Natural Refrigerants in Switzerland Dr. Henry Wöhrnschimmel, FOEN Schaffhausen, 22 nd /23 rd June, 2017

Current legal bases in Switzerland Chemical Risk Reduction Ordinance (ORRChem) Annex 2.10: Refrigerants Last major adjustments: 2013 Prohibition of stationary systems with refrigerants stable in the atmosphere (mostly HFC) that exceed certain application-specific cooling capacities Q 0 Limited refrigerant charges for systems with air-cooled condensers Planned next major adjustments: 2019 Schaffhausen, 22 nd / 23 rd June, 2017 Page 2

Current legal bases in Switzerland Enforcement aid: Refrigerants (new edition 2017) Definitions, specifications Explanations to the prohibitions currently in force Enforcement aid: Maintenance log (new edition 2017 / 18) Recommendations on energy efficiency SIA 382/1:2014 Campaign Efficient Cooling (FOE) https://www.energieschweiz.ch/page/de-ch/effiziente-kaelte Schaffhausen, 22 nd / 23 rd June, 2017 Page 3

Adjustments to the ORRChem Important developments in the state of technology Kigali Amendment of the Montreal Protocol Revision of ORRChem Annex 2.10 Schaffhausen, 22 nd / 23 rd June, 2017 Page 4

Determining the state of the technology for stationary systems Revision of ORRChem Annex 2.10 working group on the state of the technology, consisting of Federal and Cantonal authorities representatives of inter-trade organizations (SVK, ASF, FWS, Proclima, Suissetec) experts in the field public consultation of the modified ORRChem in spring / summer 2018 planned entry into force in spring 2019 Schaffhausen, 22 nd / 23 rd June, 2017 Page 5

Regulation of comfort climatisation and heat pumps Comfort air conditioning systems and heat pumps [functioning max. 8 months/year] GWP < 1900 permitted air-cooled not permitted if refrigerant charge >0.4 kg/kw or >0.48 kg/kw with WHR not permitted* GWP > 1900 permitted air-cooled not permitted if refrigerant charge >0.18 kg/kw or >0.22 kg/kw with WHR not permitted* Q 0 100 kw 100 kw < Q 0 600 kw Q 0 > 600 kw Air conditioning systems with VRV-VRF (heating and cooling) permitted not permitted* Q 0 80 kw Q 0 > 80 kw and EU 40 or EU > 40 EU = Evaporator units WHR = Waste Heat Recovery values under revision * Exemptions can be requested at FOEN, if the applicable norms SN EN 378-1, -2 und -3 cannot be respected with refrigerants not stable in the atmosphere. Schaffhausen, 22 nd / 23 rd June, 2017 Page 6

Regulation of commercial refrigeration systems Commercial refrigeration systems GWP < 2500 GWP > 2500 medium temperature cooling permitted Q 0 40 kw low temperature cooling permitted Q 0 30 kw not permitted* not permitted* Q 0 > 40 kw not permitted* Q 0 > 30 kw low temperature cooling, if it can be combined with medium temperature cooling permitted not permitted* Q 0 8 kw Q 0 > 8 kw values under revision Schaffhausen, 22 nd / 23 rd June, 2017 Page 7

Regulation of industrial cooling systems and heat pumps Industrial refrigeration systems (incl. air conditioning und heatpumps) medium temperature, ice water cooling, coolant, cold water cooling GWP < 1900 permitted air-cooled not permitted if refrigerant charge >0.4 kg/kw or >0.48 kg/kw with WHR not permitted* GWP > 1900 permitted air-cooled not permitted if refrigerant charge >0.18 kg/kw or >0.22 kg/kw with WHR not permitted* Q 0 100 kw 100 kw < Q 0 400 kw Q 0 > 400 kw deep-freezing, froster permitted Q 0 100 kw Q 0 > 100 kw not permitted* values under revision Schaffhausen, 22 nd / 23 rd June, 2017 Page 8

Reduction of the quantity of refrigerants in stationary systems All applications (air conditioning, commercial cooling, industrial cooling) GWP > 4000 air-cooled direct evaporation air-cooled condenser not permitted Q 0 > 0 kw permitted direct evaporation not permitted, secondary circuit required Q 0 80 kw Q 0 > 80 kw or AC < 3 and AC 3 Polyvalent systems [heating and cooling simultenously] with 2 air heat exchanger GWP > 1900 permitted air-cooled not permitted if refrigerant charge > 0.37 kg/kw not permitted* Q 0 100 kw 100 kw < Q 0 600 kw Q 0 > 600 kw AC = Air cooler values under revision Schaffhausen, 22 nd / 23 rd June, 2017 Page 9

Determining the state of the technology for stationary systems Further restricting the use of systems with HFC requires information on the state of alternative technologies that are available on the market! Schaffhausen, 22 nd / 23 rd June, 2017 Page 10

Non-restricted applications Appliances for commercial cooling Cooling in the transportation sector Heat pumps in domestic appliances new regulation under revision Schaffhausen, 22 nd / 23 rd June, 2017 Page 11

Refrigerants that will continue to be unrestricted by the ORRChem Ammonia CO 2 Hydrocarbons HFO HFO-HFC blends are considered as refrigerants stable in the atmosphere and are regulated just like HFCs. Schaffhausen, 22 nd / 23 rd June, 2017 Page 12

Thank you for your attention Schaffhausen, 22 nd / 23 rd June, 2017 Page 13

Contact: Henry Wöhrnschimmel Worblentalstrasse 68 3063 Ittigen +41 58 463 17 20 +41 58 464 01 37 henry.woehrnschimmel@bafu.admin.ch