Few chemical sectors have suffered or prospered from as much change as fluorocarbons. The last 20 years included:

The phase out of CFCs

The rise and fall of HCFCs in the US, Europe and Japan

The rise of HCFC- 22 and HFC-134a production in China

The rise of HFCs and refrigerant blends globally

But change doesn't stop:

In 2010 refrigerant HCFC- 22 will be banned in new equipment in the U.S. In 2011 HFC-134a will be banned for new motor vehicle models in Europe.

The 2008 Fluorocarbons report examines the global fluorocarbon market, and offers a rare glimpse of where it is going.

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