Tunisia plans new AC regulations from 2027

Starting from January 2027, Tunisia plans to modify the standards for the production and supply of air conditioning and cooling devices to help reduce greenhouse gases that contribute to global warming. The manufacturing and supply of residential air conditioners that operate with R-410A gas will be prohibited, and they will be replaced with units that use R-32 gas, which has a lesser impact on the climate. Users are not required to dispose of their old devices; however, when recharging the refrigerant or repairing the units, the appropriate gas must be used according to the type of device. This directive is part of Tunisia's efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, as the country has already begun phasing out other harmful gases, such as R-22, starting in 2024, with plans to eliminate them entirely by 2030. The decision is not necessarily expected to raise the prices of air conditioners, but the transition to new technologies may temporarily increase manufacturing costs.

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