C OLLECTION

T RANSPORT, and

S TORAGE

OF RECOVERED REFRIGERANTS 

In Partnership with:

MONTREAL PROTOCOL ON SUBSTANCES THAT DEPLETE THE OZONE LAYER (196 parties)

The Philippine goverment was a signatory to this Protocol and it was ratified by the Philippine Senate on 21 March 1991 

Montreal Protocol's ODS Phase out Schedule for Article 5 Countries (in percent)

 

ODS Phase-out Schedule: Status of Compliance of Philippines

 

 

DENR: Code of Practice for RAC

Delsa-DENR Participates on Industry Practices 

 

ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERN

• Environmental Compliance
• Zero ODS
• Minimal Global Warming

 

Delsa Took the Responsibility to:

• Social Corporate Responsibility
• Environmental Commitment (DENR, Delsa Chemicals to seal deal on CFC collection)

Objectives of the Facility

• To Collect, Transport and Store recovered ODS "CFC" Refrigerants from the following sector;
• a. Service shop voucher grantees, and
• b. Chiller Owners under the NCPP project.
• To serve as pilot sub-project within Metro Manila (NCR).

CTS Facility Background

Between 2006 and 2007, the DENR-EMB through Voucher System of NCPP provided tools and equipment grants to eligible RAC and MAC service shop for ozone-friendly servicing

Qualification set by the World Bank to operate CTS facility

• Should be in related business (Collection, transport and storage of chemicals) for at least 5years;
• Must have the necessary permit, license and/or accreditation specifically for the collection and transport and storage of recovered ODS with concerned government agencies.
• Must have solid understanding of environmental management with focus on existing environmental policies and protocols.
• Must have an extensive and nationwide network in terms of collection of recovered refrigerants from service shop grantees; and

CTS Facility (Inspection Site - Muntinlupa)

 

CTS Scheme (Flow of ODS Recovery)

 

Transport, Collection and Storage of Refrigerants Procedure