Hydrogen: the answer to glass industry decarbonisation?
Aiming to reduce the industry's carbon emissions, an Italian team of businesses is testing the use of hydrogen to power melting furnaces in glassworks
Thermocill turns to hemp, to further reduce carbon emissions
Thermocill could be made entirely from hemp, its manufacturers claim, after recent trials
Coming soon: Low-carbon fuel for glass furnaces
Thanks to Glass Futures researchers, trials to establish low-carbon alternative fuels for glass furnaces are currently underway
Glazing group visits high-tech recycling plant
Veka Recycling has hosted representatives of the Glass and Glazing Federation
Inspired by Veka Recycling
Scotia Windows and Doors' partnership with Veka Recycling has spurred the business to further reduce its carbon footprint
AGC Glass Europe set to launch low-carbon glass range
AGC Glass Europe has announced its intention to launch a low-carbon glass range by the end of 2022
The Sash Window Workshop reduces carbon emissions
The Sash Window Workshop managed to reduce its carbon emissions by 39% last year in comparison to 2019
Saint-Gobain to launch low-carbon glass at Glasstec
Saint-Gobain Glass is set to launch its first low-carbon glass at Glasstec 2022.
GGF facilitates meeting on Future Homes Standard
The Glass and Glazing Federation (GGF) facilitated a meeting between government representatives and GGF members
Glazerite/Veka supply deal models closed loop recycling
Veka, Glazerite UK Group and Veka Recycling have agreed a deal that models closed loop recycling