Hudson Technologies, Inc., a leading provider of innovative and sustainable refrigerant products and services to the Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration industry – and one of the nation’s largest refrigerant reclaimers – and Lennox International Inc., a global leader in energy-efficient climate-control solutions, announced they have entered into an agreement to align their efforts to meet the CARB Regulation Order for Certified Reclaimed Refrigerant Use Requirements for Manufacturers of AC Equipment. Under the agreement, Hudson will be the exclusive supplier of certified reclaimed refrigerants to Lennox for the aftermarket support of their residential HVAC systems.
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Brian F. Coleman, President and Chief Executive Officer of Hudson Technologies, commented, “Hudson continues to lead the way in sustainability, and we are focused on supporting our industry partners in their efforts to ensure compliance with regulations around the use of reclaimed refrigerant and the transition to more environmentally friendly gases. We are pleased to partner with Lennox through this strategic alliance, which illustrates our joint commitment to increasing the recovery, reclamation and reuse of refrigerants, as well as fostering activities which reduce greenhouse gas emissions, create economic incentives for return of used refrigerants and support the circular economy.”
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“Driving innovation excellence in our products, services, and operations is at the core of our business strategy and embedded into our processes,” added Eric Zito, Director, Sustainability and Product Lifecycle of Lennox International Inc. “This partnership with Hudson will assist us in supporting the aftermarket refrigerant needs of our customers through the use of reclaimed refrigerant, a practice that aligns with our unwavering commitment to reducing environmental impact.”
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