Bahrain's role in ozone protection
This article discusses the Kingdom of Bahrain's experience in implementing the Montreal Protocol for ozone layer protection. Bahrain has achieved a 74% reduction in the consumption of ozone-depleting refrigeration gases by 2025, surpassing its target. The country adopted an advanced regulatory and institutional framework that includes legislation, oversight, and capacity building, along with the establishment of a refrigeration gas recovery center. This includes banning the import of HCFC-22 air conditioning units, developing a recycling network, and enhancing digital monitoring and reporting systems, with plans to halt the import of depleting substances by 2030. This experience serves as a regional model highlighting Bahrain's environmental commitment and strengthening its sustainable management of refrigerant gases.
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