In the glass and façade industry, solutions are increasingly being developed that combine environmental responsibility with technological innovation. CircuClarity Two showcases projects, materials and processes that can already be implemented today – whilst also exploring the framework conditions necessary for circular approaches to have a long-term impact.
At a glance
Date + Time: 20 October 2026: 10.00 am – 3.45 pm 21 October 2026: 10.00 am – 4.30 pm
Location: Stage 3 - glass technology live, Hall 11 C28
Price: Free of charge – Included in the ticket price
Taking circularity in the glass industry a step further
CircuClarity Two focuses on the next crucial step: how can promising pilot projects be turned into robust, scalable standards for practical application? Which processes, materials and partnerships are ready for the next step – and which require new framework conditions to realise their potential?
CircuClarity brings together people from the fields of manufacturing, processing, engineering, architecture and research. The initiative continues to evolve: it creates spaces where knowledge is shared, perspectives are linked and joint strategies for a circular future for the industry are developed.
Outlook on the circular glass industry of tomorrow
Insights from practice and research
CircuClarity Two demonstrates how circular approaches in the glass and façade industries are taking the next step: from initial successful applications to viable processes and scalable standards. The focus is on projects, experiences and scientific findings that show how the circular economy works in practice.
Experience practical examples
How can circular solutions be put into practice today
Discover projects and applications that demonstrate how circular solutions can already be used today in production, processing or recycling.
Understanding scalability
What is needed to turn successful pilot projects into robust standards?
Find out which processes, materials and partnerships are needed to ensure that promising approaches work on a larger scale.
Redefining value chains
How can different stakeholders work together to enable closed-loop material cycles?
Gain insights into how industry, architecture and research are working together on circular processes and closed-loop value chains.
Making the impact visible
How can environmental impact be made measurable, traceable and comparable?
Understand how scientific findings, data and transparent assessment models can help to better gauge the impact of circular solutions.
The full programme, including the timeline, will be available shortly.
Moderation
CircuClarity Two is hosted by Lisa Rammig and Linda Hildebrand, who bring different perspectives on circular processes, sustainable façade solutions and the transformation of the construction industry. Drawing on their professional expertise, they guide the discussions, contextualise insights from practice and research, and forge links between technological approaches and new forms of collaboration along the value chain.
Dr. Linda Hildebrand
Office for Circularity in Construction c u b e
Dr. Lisa Rammig
Director, Eckersley O'Callaghan, USA
CircuClarity Award 2026
The CircuClarity Award will be presented for the second time in 2026 and recognises projects that make a significant contribution to advancing the circular economy in the glass and façade sectors. The award is aimed at professionals from industry and research, and continues to place a particular focus on student projects, which often give rise to the most daring and unconventional approaches.
The award-winning entries will be presented at glasstec 2026. The awards ceremony offers a focused insight into the year’s most innovative developments and invites visitors to draw inspiration from the ideas of the next generation.
Awards Ceremony 21 October 2026 – afternoon Stage 3, Hall 11
Categories of the CircuClarity Award 2026 Reuse, Remanufacturing, Recycling, Climate Neutrality, Smart Processes, Student Prize
The competition is still open for entries until 18 September 2026, 6.00 pm.
At glasstec 2026, discover how the circular economy is being taken to the next level – from reuse and recycling to climate-neutral processes and smart solutions for circular value chains.