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On 18 December, the plenary session of the European Parliament approved the creation of a special committee to address the growing housing crisis across the European Union.
Kuraray is excited to unveil Trosifol® R3, its most sustainable interlayer to date, designed to meet the growing demand for eco-friendly solutions in the architecture and automotive industries.
Glass for Europe, FEVE, FERVER, and Kuraray co-publish a joint statement to support the mandatory dismantling of automotive glass in the future EU End-of-Life Vehicles Regulation (ELVR).
Last week, Glass for Europe was present in Ho Chi Minh City for the annual GlassTech & Fenestration Asia.
Following the ground-up construction of a unique R&D asset for the global glass industry, Glass Futures is entering a key stage in serving its international membership on the journey towards a fully decarbonised supply chain.
The first week of December was marked with two important events to discuss the role of energy efficiency and sustainable construction for the next five years.
British Glass has shared an update on the industry’s route to net zero, publishing the latest progress since the 2021 strategy release.
Jochen Regenauer is set to take the stage at ZAK World of Façades in Riyadh on December 10, delivering an engaging presentation on the latest advancements in laminated safety glass.
HPDs verified for uncoated float, vacuum coated and UltraMirror® glass
The Italian Glass Journey showcased the excellence of Italy's glass supply chain, highlighting its innovation, sustainability, and resilience in a rapidly evolving global market.
The fifth edition of the "TechnologieForumZukunft," focusing on "PVC windows as a sustainable building product," was held on November 7, 2024.
By targeting the most energy-intensive part of the glass production process, namely the melting of the glass, ZeroCO2Glas opens up the possibility of saving a particularly large amount of energy and greenhouse gases.
On November 13, Glass for Europe members and partners gathered for the association’s third workshop of 2024 to discuss the upcoming Digital Product Passport (DPP) for construction products.
On November 21, 2024, Kuraray will participate in the 166th global edition and 3rd Bangkok edition of a major construction industry event.
Glass for Europe’s national partners group met in Brussels to discuss the implementation of EU legislations, circular economy and recycling.
Water is the resource of the future, and IMMMES is committed daily to its protection.
Europe’s built environment is reaching out to the President of the Commission to express its support in tackling Europe’s housing and sustainability challenges.
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.
Kuraray introduces Trosifol® R3, an eco-friendly interlayer reducing carbon emissions by 90%, debuting at Glasstec 2024.
On October 16, Glass for Europe held its Autumn Board of Directors meeting.
A successful industrial trial this month, part of a Glass Futures project, demonstrated low-cost bioderived fuels for various glass and ceramics furnaces.
The updated CPR legislation introduces sustainability requirements, promotes digitalization, and aims to solve deadlocks in standardisation.