Technology and Economic Assessment Panel (TEAP)

Technology and Economic Assessment Panel (TEAP)


In 1990 the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel was established as the technology and economics advisory body to the Montreal Protocol Parties. The Technology and Economic Assessment Panel (TEAP) provides, at the request of Parties, technical information related to the alternative technologies that have been investigated and employed to make it possible to virtually eliminate use of Ozone Depleting Substances (such as CFCs and halons), that harm the ozone layer.

TEAP reports
Addendum to the TEAP Progress Report: Review of Revised Essential Use Nomination from Bangladesh
  
FTOC Assessment Report 2010
  
HTOC Assessment Report 2010
  
MTOC Assessment Report 2010
  
RTOC Assessment Report 2010
  
TEAP 2010 Progress Report - Volume 1 (Decision XXI/9 Task Force Report and "Final" Decision XIX/8 Task Force Report) – May 2010
  
TEAP 2010 Progress Report - Volume 2 – May 2010
  
TEAP 2010 Progress Report - Volume 2 – May 2010 - Corrigendum
  
TEAP Assessment Report 2010
  
TEAP Final Report: Evaluation of 2010 Critical Use Nominations for Methyl Bromide and Related Matters - October 2010
  
Addendum to the TEAP 2009 Progress Report: Essential Use Nominations for MDIs - Revised Nomination from the United States for 2011
  
Corrigendum - May 2009 Report of the TEAP - Progress Report
Handbook on Essential Use Nominations - 2009
  
June 2009 Report of the TEAP - Task Force Decision XX/7 Interim Report
  
May 2009 Report of the TEAP - Progress Report
  
May 2009 Report of the TEAP - Task Force Decision XX/8 Report
  
TEAP - Quarantine and Preshipment Taskforce – Final Report - October 2009
  
TEAP - Task Force Decision XX/7 Phase 2 Report - October 2009
  
TEAP Final Report: Evaluations of 2009 Critical Use Nominations for Methyl Bromide and Related Matters- September 2009
  
TEAP Final Report: Response by TEAP and its MTOC to Decision XX/4: Campaign Production for some Article 5 Parties manufacturing metered-dose inhalers which use chlorofluorocarbons - October 2009