Our commitment to sustainability

• Discover our commitment to sustainable construction

  

  Whilst advances in science and technology have improved our quality of life, they have also highlighted how balanced is our environment. Global warming, energy supplies, resources preservation, waste management ... are new challenges for the world. To address these issues we must change the way we design new buildings and renovate existing buildings. Through its support to sustainable construction, ISOVER wants to take up the challenge.

  Discover our vision and our commitments in our new brochure, People, Planet, Profit, Our commitment to sustainable construction

• Poznan : a milestone on the road to energy efficiency

  

  The United Nations Climate Change Conference in Poznan ended on Saturday, 13 December 2008. The 27 members finally reached an agreement on the “climate deal”: by the year 2020, they will have reduced their CO2 emission by 20% compared to the 1990 level, and increased energy efficiency by 20%. It’s a great signal showing that efforts to tackle climate change will continue, particularly in the face of the global crisis on the financial markets. Poznan has created the prerequisites for success in Copenhagen (end 2009), where the “after Kyoto” will be discussed.

• ISOVER organized the 1st Passive House Conference in Sofia

  

  ISOVER Bulgaria organized the first Passive House Conference in Sofia on November the 20th.

  Svetla Bonova presented the Multi-Comfort House Concept and the Isover solutions. Architect Georgi Nikolov presented the project of the first two Multi-Comfort houses in Sofia, which are going to be built in 2009. Rosen Dobrev from SG Glas presented the new generation of triple glas solutions for passive houses .