The AIM Act gives the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) some new powers to deal with HFCs in three main ways:

1. Phasing Down Production and Use

‍This means reducing how much HFCs are made  and used in the U.S. The goal is to lessen their impact on the environment and climate change by setting targets to produce and use less of these chemicals over time.

2. Making  Sure HFCs Are Recovered and Not Released

‍The law encourages the recovery and recycling of HFCs from equipment and making sure they don't escape into the air. This is all about preventing HFCs from getting into the atmosphere and causing problems.

3. Helping  Switch to Greener Technologies

‍The AIM Act supports moving to better, more eco-friendly alternatives to HFCs. These alternatives are often called "next-generation technologies" and they are better for the environment and use less energy.
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So, in simple terms, the AIM Act is about reducing the use of HFCs in the U.S. to help protect the environment and fight climate change. It's an important step in making our cooling and refrigeration systems more eco-friendly.

AFS Cooling LLC is a licensed importer of HFCs into the United States.

Contact us today to source your refrigerants or additional HFCs Allowances. We can import refrigerants to the ports listed below.

1. Port of Los Angeles
2. Port of New York
3. Port of Savannah
4. Port of Houston
5. Port of Seattle
6. Port of Charleston
7. Port of Miami