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In addition to the five-part video series, Glass for Europe is thrilled to unveil a two-pager Manifesto outlining its priorities and policy recommendations for the 2024-2029 mandate of the European institutions.
The plenary session of the European Parliament has voted in favor of the recast Energy Performance of Buildings Directive, one of the final texts of the ‘Fit for 55’ package.
Transitioning energy intensive industries towards 2040 urgently requires the currently missing enabling conditions for a European business case.
In the ever-evolving landscape of sustainable living and energy efficiency, the Glass for Europe manifesto for 2024-2029 emerges as a guiding light towards a greener future.
Following the fourth interinstitutional meeting which took place on 7 December, EU co-legislators reached a political agreement on the revision of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive.
Yesterday, Glass for Europe’s Chairwoman Joana Arreguy from Saint-Gobain participated in the EU Clean Transition Dialogue on industry with EC President and Executive Vice-President.
On November 21, the European Parliament has adopted its position on the Net-Zero Industry Act with 376 votes to 139 and 116 abstentions.
Now is the time to focus on energy efficiency, quality and automation with every piece of glass processed.
High-performance glazing could save up to 37% of the total energy consumption from the EU building stock by 2050!
The new Fenzi AGT technology revolutionizes automotive glass enamels, reducing costs and energy consumption.
This year at Vitrum you can see the future of the glass industry
High thermal efficiency and low energy consumption
Energy efficiency is one of the key ways to make the electricity you use in production go further.
Higher production capacity with lower energy consumption
Measuring the gas concentration of insulating glasses has become more important than ever as it contributes to the energy efficiency of the insulating glass.
Glaston sees the promotion of sustainable development as an opportunity.
The rising costs of fossil fuels, at least in big parts of the world, and a general pressure in the reduction of CO2 is driving industries of all kinds to explore and use alternative energy sources.
This blog on Glastory by Uwe Risle is covering the strategies to minimize costs in insulating glass production.
Energy-efficient buildings products such as high-performance glazing must be considered as ‘strategic net-zero technology’.
The European Parliament adopted its position on the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) with 343 votes in favour, 216 against and 78 abstentions.
Schiatti Angelo Srl has recently installed a new photovoltaic system.
Glazing technologies can make EU buildings more resilient to future heat waves, enabling the adaption to climate change while helping to reduce energy needs and CO2 emissions.
Today is the final day to visit the fair! Yorglass displays its energy-efficient Low-e glass cabinets at its booth A20 in Hall 16.
On behalf of the UK glass industry, British Glass welcomes the announcement from government to extend the Energy Bill Relief Scheme for energy intensive industries to March 2024.