Articles Tagged with ''Saint-Gobain''

CertainTeed earned two “Best of IBS” Awards at the 2024 International Builders’ Show for its Solstice Shingle, lauded for its innovative solar integration and industry-leading warranty.

CertainTeed said the partnership with SunStyle provides the company with an array of solar solutions to its customers, including homeowners, architects, roofing contractors and others.

NOVA by Saint-Gobain invests in ION Storage Systems to advance innovative battery technologies. ION focuses on solid-state solutions for various applications.

Saint-Gobain's CertainTeed Roofing subsidiary broke ground on a new manufacturing and distribution center in Bryan, Texas, on Nov. 29 and presented a $20,000 check to the local school district’s Career and Technical Education Center.

Saint-Gobain subsidiary CertainTeed Siding is investing $28 million in expanding its Williamsport, Md., facility to increase production shipping capacity and create a centralized distribution site.

Saint-Gobain signed a 15-year renewable electricity supply agreement with TotalEnergies for its 125 industrial sites in North America, aiming to reduce its carbon emissions in North America. 

Building Products of Canada complements CertainTeed Canada’s existing operations by offering roofing materials like residential shingles and wood fiber insulation panels. The acquisition, first announced in June, was valued at nearly $1 billion.

Saint-Gobain announced plans to invest $235 million in expanding its CertainTeed manufacturing facility in Palatka, Fla., doubling production capacity and installing high-efficiency equipment, further reducing its carbon footprint.  

A deal announced by France’s Saint-Gobain to acquire privately-owned Building Products of Canada Corp. on June 12 in a nearly $1 billion cash acquisition solidifies the concern’s dominance within the Canadian construction product manufacturing sector.

The proprietary technology from Asphaltica will allow Saint-Gobain to pelletize both post-industrial and post-consumer shingle waste.