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As the climate conversation grows louder in boardrooms and communities, one of the most powerful levers for climate action remains largely behind the scenes: refrigeration.
On behalf of the Trustees, Janine Brinsdon is thrilled to announce the Recovery Trust’s team is expanding. We welcome Ben Fechney to this new role – created to support the Trust’s refrigerant recovery collection network and to drive additional recovery initiatives. This is particularly important given that the Trust’s refrigerant recovery bounty scheme commences 1 October 2022.
“I’m really excited to be joining the Trust for the Destruction of Synthetic Refrigerants (Recovery) from late October as their Collection Services Business Development Manager” says Ben.
"I have spent the majority of my career working for two of New Zealand’s major air conditioning suppliers and managing key account relationships across the residential, commercial and corporate HVAC trades sectors throughout the country.
"I look forward to joining the team, getting around the countryside and raising the awareness of Recovery, building on existing partnerships and creating new ones as the RHVAC industries move towards better and more efficient refrigerant recovery."
As the climate conversation grows louder in boardrooms and communities, one of the most powerful levers for climate action remains largely behind the scenes: refrigeration.
The phase out of HFC refrigerants and transition to lower GWP alternatives that are often flammable is changing the training requirements for HVAC&R technicians.