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Saint-Gobain Glass is taking a major step toward low-carbon manufacturing with successful trials of locally produced biomethane in flat glass production.

After the success of its previous plan (“Grow & Impact”), Saint-Gobain, the worldwide leader in light and sustainable construction, launches its new strategic plan, “Lead & Grow”.

Saint-Gobain Glass has been shortlisted for the IOM3 Sustainable Future Awards 2025, recognising its pioneering work in circular economy practices and low-carbon glass innovation.

On 17 September, Bertrand Cazes, the Secretary General of Glass for Europe, attended Vitrum25, an event which brought together the international glass and glazing machinery community.

After four dynamic days, Vitrum 2025 concludes in Milan, having brought together the global glass industry to showcase innovation, foster sustainability, and strengthen international collaboration.

Şişecam has officially commissioned its new energy glass production line in Tarsus, marking a significant milestone in its global growth strategy in the energy glass sector.

Italian market: a supply chain that worth €6 billion, exporting almost 70% | The global challenges: green transition, AI, and new markets. | More than 200 exhibitors, 30% international

Tuesday, September 16 marks the opening of VITRUM25: it's time for a 360° overview of the drivers that will guide the 24th edition of the trade fair: innovation, international, sustainability & expertise.

Technologies, innovation and sustainability in the manufacturing of the future

NSG Group is pleased to announce that Pilkington Polska Sp. z o.o., a member of NSG Group, plans to install an advanced architectural glass coating line at its facility in Sandomierz, Poland.

Focusing on Sustainable Future Technologies

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TVITEC | CRICURSA's latest YearBook goes beyond figures and façades—it reflects the company’s core mission and commitment to a greener built environment.

Following the publication of the Clean Industrial Deal and in anticipation of upcoming legislation, Glass for Europe has engaged with policymakers to highlight the significant decarbonisation challenges facing the flat glass industry.

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Successful industrial fuel switching trials advance energy efficiency, cut carbon emissions, and support the UK's net-zero transition with sustainable alternatives.

The 40” x 60” format is significant for the industry and a major commercialization milestone for NEXT Energy.

Saint-Gobain Glass France recently carried out a successful trial at its Aniche plant, integrating a bioliquid from the wood industry as an alternative energy source in the manufacture of flat glass for the building sector.

Last year, Diageo and Glass Futures announced an expansion of their partnership into key regions such as India to explore effective routes for decarbonising the global glass industry.

LuxWall has closed a US $51 million Series B funding round led by Climate Investment and Barclays Sustainable Impact Capital.

The transition to net zero emissions in the glass sector will require significant investments, estimated at least €15 billion by 2050.

On 23 October, Glass for Europe was present at Glasstec 2024 in Dusseldörf, the largest trade fair in the world dedicated to the flat glass sector.

Dr. Johann Overath, Director of Bundesverband Glasindustrie e.V. (Federal Association of the German Glass Industry) in Germany, spoke about the future of the glass industry.

Forel is excited to invite you to Glasstec 2024, where the company will showcase its latest innovations in flat glass machinery.

On 16 September, Glass for Europe chairman Davide Cappellino published an opinion piece in Euractiv entitled “Time for the flat glass industry’s decarbonisation efforts to pay off”.