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The challenges facing the glass and glazing industry continue to evolve. From changing regulations and product safety reforms to energy efficiency targets and skills development, businesses are navigating an increasingly complex landscape.
Saint-Gobain and AGC are joining forces to deploy a world-first, large-scale hybrid electric furnace at Saint-Gobain's Avilés plant in Spain, set to cut CO₂ emissions from flat glass production by around 50%.
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Saint-Gobain is strengthening its AI leadership by partnering with Microsoft to accelerate sustainable construction, boost productivity, and support the next generation of low-carbon data centers.
In Düsseldorf international decision-makers will encounter innovations, knowledge and concrete solutions for the glass sector
The Glass and Glazing Federation (GGF) is encouraging businesses across the glass and glazing industry to begin preparing for the next phase of construction product reform, following the publication of its new guidance on PAS 2000:2026.
As construction product reform continues to develop, businesses across the glass and glazing industry will have to become increasingly familiar with technical documentation.
On 17 July, the European Commission adopted its proposal for the ETS reform. Glass for Europe is currently conducted a detailed assessment of the legislative proposal. The text below is the press release which was sent following the adoption.
The Glass and Glazing Federation (GGF) welcomed members from across the region to Lingfield Park Hotel and Golf Resort, Surrey, for its Southeast Networking Event on Thursday 9 July.
The Glass & Glazing Federation (GGF) is inviting applications Vice-Federation President, offering an experienced industry leader the opportunity to help shape the future of the Federation before progressing to the Presidency.
A new roadmap explores how Germany's glass industry can achieve CO₂ neutrality by 2045, outlining the technologies and strategies needed to drive decarbonisation.
While many businesses are focused on day-to-day operations, a significant shift is taking place behind the scenes that will impact systems companies, fabricators, glass processors, installers and the wider supply chain for years to come.
The Glass and Glazing Federation (GGF) has strengthened its senior leadership team with the appointment of Kevin Jones as Technical Director, recognising his significant contribution to the Federation and the development of its technical services.
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At glasstec 2026 held in Düsseldorf from 20 to 23 October 2026 solutions for current and future challenges in the glass industry will be centrestage once again. The Hot Topics read: Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Digital Technologies,…
Emplas has become the latest big name to sign-up to Glass and Glazing Federation membership.
From 20 March to 12 June, the European Commission organised a public consultation on the energy efficiency framework post-2030.
Glass Futures (GF) has installed a unique AI-driven ‘digital twin’ of its glass furnace capable of testing and predicting new and the best ways to make glass and other materials.
More than 300 industry professionals attended a recent Glass and Glazing Federation (GGF) webinar exploring the major changes introduced through the Future Homes Standard and what they will mean for the new build sector.
As the glass and glazing industry evolves, the GGF is adapting its role to provide stronger support, guidance and representation for its members.
This industry is among the most energy-intensive sectors there are. Melting tanks operate round the clock, fossil fuels dominate production. Decarbonising this industry is a challenge.
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The new build sector is entering one of the biggest periods of regulatory and technical change seen in recent years.
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