Saint-Gobain: A new step towards circularity and buildings decarbonisation!

Date: 26 September 2023

Source: Saint-Gobain Glass

Saint-Gobain: A new step towards circularity and buildings decarbonisation!

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Saint-Gobain Glass

Date: 26 September 2023

Saint-Gobain is delighted to announce a collaborative venture with Lendlease, aimed at facilitating the deployment of cutting-edge Saint-Gobain Glass solutions to pave the way for more sustainable projects.

This strategic partnership represents the starting point of further discussions and aligned actions at business levels, in order to create lower embodied carbon facades, in particular thanks to ORAÉ®, the world’s first low-carbon glass.

Get to know more: https://www.saint-gobain-glass.com/sustainable-construction

Saint-Gobain: A new step towards circularity and buildings decarbonisation!

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