The 2026 WEEE Recycling Technology Exchange Conference was successfully held in Yangzhou. Nanjing Chunmu Refrigeration was invited to attend and interpret the industry standard "Technical Specifications for Classification, Recycling, and Regeneration of Refrigerants from Waste Air Conditioners and Refrigerators," using technology and standards to help the industry achieve its "dual carbon" goals.

Refrigerants, as the core medium in air conditioners, refrigerators, and other household appliances, can generate a strong greenhouse effect if improperly handled during the dismantling process, causing serious impacts on the ecological environment. Therefore, achieving efficient recycling and reuse of refrigerants through advanced WEEE recycling technologies has become a crucial approach to carbon reduction in the industry. The newly released technical specifications establish control standards for the entire process of refrigerant classification, recycling, and regeneration. By clarifying recycling requirements, a quality grading system, and a traceability management mechanism, it promotes the transformation of refrigerant recycling towards standardization, reduction, and resource utilization, thereby reducing greenhouse gas emissions at the source.

Nanjing Chunmu Refrigeration has always integrated environmental protection into its entire development process, actively practicing technological innovation in the recycling and processing of waste electrical and electronic products, and providing technical and standard support for carbon reduction in the industry. This participation in the standard interpretation is an important manifestation of the company's commitment to environmental responsibility. In the future, Chunmu Refrigeration will continue to play a leading role in the industry, working with partners to promote the upgrading of green refrigerant management, helping the waste appliance processing industry reduce carbon emissions, and contributing to the achievement of the "dual carbon" goal (carbon reduction and emission reduction).