AGC U4-4th Surface Technology™ and Renovate™ by Berkowitz Helps Sandridge Energy Achieve LEED Certification

Date: 16 March 2016

Source: AGC Glass Company

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AGC Glass Company

Date: 16 March 2016

AGC was the first to introduce U4-4th Surface Technology to the glazing industry. U4 utilizes a solar control low-e coating on the #2 surface, combined with AGC's Comfort Select™ 73 passive solar low-e on the #4 surface.

Click here to see how U4 works.

Renovate™ Platinum Plus II is a window retrofit technology by Berkowitz that allows existing buildings that are 30 to 60 years old to be re-purposed, converting the glazing from single-pane windows into energy-efficient insulating glass units, without disrupting existing tenants.

For the Sandridge project in Oklahoma City, Berkowitz utilized Comfort Select 73 pyrolytic low-e glass in the Renovate Platinum Plus II system to achieve an estimated energy costs savings of 25 percent +/- based on eQUEST modeling, achieving LEED certification for this 40+ year old existing building.Project: Sandridge Energy Headquarters Location: Oklahoma City, OKArchitect: Frankfurt Short Bruza AssociatesGlass Fabricator: J.E. Berkowitz

Glazing Contractor: American Glass, Tulsa, OK

Glazing Square Footage: 65,538

About AGC

AGC Glass Company is one of the largest manufacturers of glass and glass-related products in North America. AGC offers an extensive selection of glazing products for architectural, interior and residential building applications, as well as innovative produicts for the automotive glass market.

AGC Glass Company North America is part of The AGC Group employing more than 50,000 worldwide. As a global company, AGC has access to many resources allowing the company to constantly develop new products and go Beyond Glass™.

Visit us online at us.agc.com, or email us at info@us.agc.com

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