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Date: 24 April 2020

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Date: 24 April 2020

At glasstec 2020, central questions on the numerous challenges facing the industry will again be discussed.

In terms of content, everything will revolve around the global challenges of climate change (Climate), scarcity of resources (Resources), advancing urbanisation (Urbanisation), the need for further value enhancement (Value) as well as the opportunities that the material glass offers for increasing the quality of life of people ("Happiness").

What contribution can the glass industry make to master the acute global challenges? The exhibitors, as well as numerous top-level lectures at the glasstec conference and the innovation show glass technology live will be presenting their contributions to solutions at glasstec.

climate

Innovative solutions that protect the climate.

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resources

Using resources efficiently and sustainably.

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urbanisation

Sustainable cities with glass.

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Value

Value creation rethought.

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happiness

What glass does for our lives.

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