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Expiration Date: XX-XX-XXXX | ||
Company Name | ||
Company Address | ||
Contact Name | ||
Contact Email | ||
Contact Phone Number | ||
1. Please use the drop-down menu below to indicate which application your company uses that is consistent with the list in the AIM Act at (e)(4)(B)(iv). Please describe the application and how the HFC is used in that application. | ||
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Description | ||
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EPA Form # 5900-495 |
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HFC/HFC Blend | 2. What quantity (in kilograms) of each HFC did your company use in each of the years from 2018 through 2020 for the application? | 3. If your company uses recovered, recycled, or reclaimed HFCs for your application, what quantity (in kilograms) did you use in each of the years from 2018 through 2020? | ||||
2018 | 2019 | 2020 | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 | |
HFC–134 | ||||||
HFC–134a | ||||||
HFC–143 | ||||||
HFC–245fa | ||||||
HFC–365mfc | ||||||
HFC–227ea | ||||||
HFC–236cb | ||||||
HFC–236ea | ||||||
HFC–236fa | ||||||
HFC–245ca | ||||||
HFC–43–10mee | ||||||
HFC–32 | ||||||
HFC–125 | ||||||
HFC–143a | ||||||
HFC–41 | ||||||
HFC–152 | ||||||
HFC–152a | ||||||
HFC–23 |
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4. What company/companies are you purchasing each HFC from? | 5. How much (in kilograms) of each HFC was purchased from each of those sources each year? | 6. Did you purchase each HFC from a domestic supplier or import the material directly? | |||
Company Name | HFC | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 | |
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7. Please specify what your company does with the excess supply of each HFC (e.g., destroyed; put into inventory; sent off-site for destruction, recycling, or reclamation; emitted; returned to HFC suppliers (e.g., as container heels))? | ||||
HFC/HFC Blend | 8. How much inventory (in kilograms) of each HFC was in your company’s possession or held under contract by another company for your use on December 31, 2020? | 9. How much (in kilograms) of each HFC did you send off-site for destruction in each of the years from 2018 through 2020? | ||
2018 | 2019 | 2020 | ||
HFC–134 | ||||
HFC–134a | ||||
HFC–143 | ||||
HFC–245fa | ||||
HFC–365mfc | ||||
HFC–227ea | ||||
HFC–236cb | ||||
HFC–236ea | ||||
HFC–236fa | ||||
HFC–245ca | ||||
HFC–43–10mee | ||||
HFC–32 | ||||
HFC–125 | ||||
HFC–143a | ||||
HFC–41 | ||||
HFC–152 | ||||
HFC–152a | ||||
HFC–23 |
10. Is 2020 a representative year for your use, or are there reasons why 2020 is higher or lower than past years? | |
11. Are there quality issues with the HFC that you use, such as minimum purity specifications, that limit where your company can acquire HFCs from? | |
12. Could your company use recovered, recycled or reclaimed HFCs for any of the HFCs you currently use? If no, why? How much of each HFC that you use do you expect could be met with recovered, recycled or reclaimed HFCs? | |
13. What other chemicals have you historically used in this application other than HFCs? If available, when did you transition and why? | |
14. Is there any limitation on which HFC your company could use in this application? If so, why? | |
15. Has your company considered a transition plan to lower-GWP HFCs and/or HFC alternatives? If yes, have you assessed whether there are low-GWP alternatives to the HFCs that you currently use, including other HFCs? Have you done any testing to determine if the alternatives can work in your application? |
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