Solar Gard completes second assessment of its environmental impact from related products

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Solar Gard has finished its second Environmental Product Declaration (EPD), which examines the environmental impact of a product from production to disposal . The latest EPD covers 14 more solar control architectural window films, bringing the company’s total number of carbon negative window films to 46.

“Solar Gard's continued pledge to environmental responsibility demonstrates that sustainability is not a destination, but a journey,” said Christophe Fremont, president of Solar Gard. “The publication of our second EPD fortifies our continued commitment to transparency. Simply manufacturing an energy-saving product is not enough, in order to strengthen the worldwide movement for sustainable building we must validate our environmental claims.”

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