--- type: jurisdictional-variation id: servicing-stationary-equipment-owned-or-operated-by-the-state-non-reclaimed-hfcs-california asset: hfc-refrigerant-regulations-by-state title: "California — HFC refrigerant GWP regulations by US state" sources: - https://nasrc.org/hfc-policy-tracker/ source_quote: "In August 2022, the state also passed [SB 1206][7] , which: Prohibits the sale, distribution, or otherwise entering into commerce in the state, bulk HFCs or HFC blends that exceed the following GWP thresholds: 2,200 beginning January 1, 2025 1,500 beginning January 1, 2030 750 beginning January 1, 2033 Prohibits HFCs >750 GWP that are not reclaimed from being used to replenish leaks or otherwise service stationary equipment owned or operated by the state, beginning January 1, 2025." generated: true harvested: 2026-08-05 stale_after: 2027-02-01 state: "California" equipment_category: "Servicing stationary equipment owned or operated by the state (non-reclaimed HFCs)" gwp_limit: "750" effective_date: "January 1, 2025" regulatory_status: "signed into law" regulation_citation: "SB 1206" verified: false unverified_fields: state --- **State:** California **Equipment category:** Servicing stationary equipment owned or operated by the state (non-reclaimed HFCs) **GWP limit:** 750 **Effective date:** January 1, 2025 **Regulatory status:** signed into law **Regulation citation:** SB 1206 > In August 2022, the state also passed [SB 1206][7] , which: Prohibits the sale, distribution, or otherwise entering into commerce in the state, bulk HFCs or HFC blends that exceed the following GWP thresholds: 2,200 beginning January 1, 2025 1,500 beginning January 1, 2030 750 beginning January 1, 2033 Prohibits HFCs >750 GWP that are not reclaimed from being used to replenish leaks or otherwise service stationary equipment owned or operated by the state, beginning January 1, 2025. Source: