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Pilkington UK St Helens Glass Plant Runs Furnace on Biofuel for Four Days

Pilkington United Kingdom Limited, part of the NSG Group, became the world’s first flat glass manufacturer to fire its furnace on 100 percent biofuel, as part of an industry trial to find sustainable alternatives to natural gas.

United kingdomNeil syderGreg handsEnergy climateIndustrial strategy energy innovation programmeDepartment for businessPilkington united kingdomPilkington united kingdom limitedGlass futuresIndustrial strategyEnergy innovationClimate change minister greg hands

Realistic low-carbon alternative : Sheet glass produced in biofuel-fired furnace in Merseyside

Replacing fossil gas with sustainable biofuels can cut emissions footprint of glass manufacture by 80 per cent, Pilkington claims

United kingdomUnited kingdom generalNeil syderGreg handsDepartment for businessHynet industrial fuel switchingPilkington united kingdomGlass futuresIndustrial strategyClimate change minister greg handsIndustrial decarbonisation

Pilkington UK runs furnace on biofuel in four-day trial

Pilkington UK, part of the NSG group, has become the world’s first flat glass manufacturer to fire its furnace on 100% biofuel.

United kingdomSt helensNeil syderIndustrial strategy energy innovation programmeDepartment for businessPilkington united kingdomGlass futuresIndustrial strategyEnergy innovationGeneral managerGlass productionHollow containerSpeciality glassmakingGlass processing

Crisis as energy costs in factories surge as much as £1m a month

A surge in the cost of power has left energy-intensive firms battling the prospect of plant closures and job cuts.

United kingdomNeil syderStephen elliotDavid calderDave daltonCf industriesEngland rugby football unionChemical industries associationUnited kingdom ministersRugby football unionBritish glassUnited kingdom governmentLiberal democrats

Crisis as energy costs in factories surge as much as £1m a month

A surge in the cost of power has left energy-intensive firms battling the prospect of plant closures and job cuts.

United kingdomNeil syderStephen elliotDavid calderDave daltonCf industriesEngland rugby football unionChemical industries associationUnited kingdom ministersRugby football unionBritish glassUnited kingdom governmentLiberal democrats

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