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Last updated 28 November 2022

Northern Ireland remains in the European Union fluorinated gas (F gas) system under the terms of the Northern Ireland Protocol.

Moving F gas from GB to NI

To move hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), the most common type of F gas, from Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales) to NI, you must comply with EU quota and registration requirements.

If you bring HFCs into NI from GB, you must:

• register on the 
• have sufficient EU quota, quota authorisation or delegations to cover the amount of HFC you鈥檙e importing
• make a customs declaration - you can use the Trader Support Service
• include export consignments from GB to NI in your annual 

If you export HFCs from GB, you must include your exports to NI in your annual .

Moving F gas from NI to GB

To move HFCs from NI to GB, you must comply with GB quota and registration requirements.

You must:

• register on the 
• have enough ,  to cover the amount of HFC you鈥檙e importing to GB
• make a customs declaration - you can use the Trader Support Service
• include imports from NI in your annual 
• complete a to certify that the HFCs in the equipment are covered by a quota authorisation or delegation
• include exports to GB in your annual EU HFC report.

Customs declaration and the Goods Vehicle Movement Service

Before moving HFCs from certain NI ports to GB, you must:

1. Make a customs declaration on the Customs Declaration Service - this generates a declaration unique consignment reference (DUCR).
2. Create a new goods movement reference (GMR) for the move using the Goods Vehicle Movement Service - the haulier will need the DUCR to do this.