110. Subject to the conditions appearing in paragraph 111, the Executive Committee approved the following projects to be implemented by the World Bank and the funds indicated:
| US$ | |
| Application development for conversion of compressor manufacturing to HFC-134a rotary compressor designs at Shanghai Refrigerator Compressor Co. Ltd. | 1,280,000 |
| Engineering assistance for conversion of refrigerator manufacture to HFC-134a refrigerant with rotary compressors at Shanghai Shangling General Refrigerator Factory | 1,327,000 |
| Engineering assistance for conversion of refrigerator manufacture to HFC-134a refrigerant with Tecumseh designed HFC-134a compressors at Hua Yi Electrical Appliance General Co. | 1,368,000 |
| Engineering assistance for conversion of refrigerator manufacture to a ternary blend refrigerant (MP-39) using conventional compressors at Shanghai Shanglu Electrical Appliances Co. Ltd. | 1,010,000 |
| Engineering assistance for conversion of refrigerator manufacture to use of HFC-152a refrigerant using conventional compressors at Wanbao Electric Appliance Industrial Corp. | 1,360,000 |
| Engineering assistance for conversion of refrigerator manufactureto HFC-152a/HCFC-22 blended refrigerant in conventional compressors at Chang Ling (Group) Co. Ltd. | 853,000 |
111. The projects listed in paragraph 110 were approved on the following conditions:
(a) Results of developmental research on refrigerants: HFC-152a, MP-39 and HFC-152a/HCFC-22 should be made available at no cost to other Article 5 countries upon request;
(b) As per a communication from the Government of China, compressors for blends and HFC-152a could be used without redesigning. Therefore, requests for funding of redesign of compressors for these refrigerants should not be approved in the future;
(c) Existing lines for production of CFC-12 compressors and refrigerators, to the extent that they or their component equipment are replaced through project implementation, should be scrapped once projects are implemented;
(d) Efficient use of testing equipment provided for in these projects that are not required for transition to non-ODS technologies should be made available to other enterprises either directly or through required testing centres upon project completion;
(e) The approval of allocations is contingent on the development of cost-effective sectoral strategy to maximize the Fund's impact on ODS phase-out.