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Final New York HFC Regulation Poised for Disastrous Consequences on Consumers

January 14, 2025 | 2 minute read

New York’s HFC regulation is poised to unleash devastating consequences on HVACR businesses across the state, threatening distributors, contractors, and consumers with severe disruptions. HARDI is fighting back. We’ve advocated tirelessly for our members, pushing for enforcement discretion to provide businesses with critical breathing room as they navigate these uncertain times. While we await the specific details, our commitment to protecting your businesses and the HVACR industry remains unwavering. While we await the specific details, our commitment to protecting your businesses and the HVACR industry remains unwavering. Here’s what you need to know in the meantime:

In an op-ed published in the Times Union, Talbot Gee details the disastrous impacts of this regulation, highlighting the economic and operational challenges it imposes. Read the full op-ed here. The concern doesn’t end there. Reports of refrigerant shortages are already surfacing, as covered by ACHR News. This supply strain threatens to compound the difficulties businesses are facing, making it even more critical to address the regulation’s flaws.

Keep an eye on your HARDI advocacy email alerts and check back here for updates as we continue to push for fair, practical solutions to safeguard the future of HVACR in New York and beyond.

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Alex Ayers
Vice President of Government Affairs
Alex is HARDI’s lead lobbyist and regulatory expert, with over a decade of experience in Washington, DC. A former Iowa caucus delegate, he built early roots in grassroots politics. He has lobbied, published, and testified on taxes, energy, environment, agriculture, and economics. His work has been cited by the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and the Tax Foundation.
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