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glassforeurope.com 13/08/2026

Glass for Europe publishes a new paper on the harmonised calculation of recycled content in flat glass - Glass for Europe

Glass can be recycled indefinitely, and using glass cullet in production reduces the need for virgin raw materials, energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. Recycled content is therefore an important element of the flat glass sector’s efforts
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glassforeurope.com 24/06/2026

The EU ETS reform must restore a business case for sustainable flat glass manufacturing in Europe - Glass for Europe

The European flat glass sector is key to achieving the EU’s decarbonisation goals and the recently adopted target of a 90% reduction in GHG by 2040[1]. Flat glass products help to improve the energy efficiency of buildings, support the transition to
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glassforeurope.com 11/06/2026

Glass for Europe talks building resilience and glazing solutions at the Sustainable Construction Conference - Glass for Europe

On 5 May, Glass for Europe took part in the Sustainable Construction Conference’s Climate Risk, Adaptation & Resilient Construction for Europe’s Built Environment panel. The event provided an opportunity to emphasise the vital role of passive solutio
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glassforeurope.com 11/06/2026

Glass for Europe in Stockholm: what Sweden’s glazing sector is prioritising next - Glass for Europe

From energy-efficiency rules to overheating risk in a warming Nordic climate, conversations at Nordbygg point to a bigger role for high‑performance glazing. On 23 April 2026, Bertrand Cazes, Secretary General of Glass for Europe, spent a day in Stock