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Pam Building introduces a ready-to-assemble geothermal air treatment kit ELIXAIR® DN200 for homes, offering energy-efficient heating and cooling with durable cast iron components.

Saint-Gobain PAM is rebranding around water preservation while investing heavily in industrial decarbonization and R&D for safer water networks.

Pam Building combines centuries-old foundry heritage with modern sustainable practices, producing eco-friendly cast iron drainage systems and aiming for significant carbon reduction by 2030.

PAM Building has gained independence, is reducing CO2 emissions through factory electrification, and innovates with new drainage solutions.

PAM Building is investing in an electric furnace and geothermal air systems to reduce CO2 emissions and support ecological transition at its cast iron pipe factory.

Pam Building, now independent from Saint-Gobain, is investing in greener production and innovative drainage and geothermal solutions to expand exports and reduce carbon footprint.

PAM Building plans growth by expanding into geothermal, stormwater drainage, and civil engineering markets after its acquisition from Saint-Gobain.

PAM Building, a cast iron drainage system maker, was sold by Saint-Gobain to Aldebaran and Bpifrance, who plan to boost innovation, international sales, and sustainability efforts.

Saint-Gobain sold its PAM Building drainage division to Aldebaran and Bpifrance as part of portfolio optimization aligned with sustainability goals.

Saint-Gobain sold PAM Building, a drainage solutions producer with plants in France and the UK, to Aldebaran and Bpifrance as part of its portfolio optimization strategy.

Saint-Gobain has sold its drainage systems subsidiary PAM Building to investor Aldebaran and Bpifrance.

Saint-Gobain sold its PAM Building subsidiary, which makes building drainage solutions, to Aldebaran to focus on water infrastructure networks.

Saint-Gobain is selling its PAM Building subsidiary, focusing on sanitary and rainwater drainage solutions, to concentrate on core water infrastructure business, with the sale expected by end of 2024.

Saint-Gobain is selling its drainage systems subsidiary PAM Building to Aldebaran and Bpifrance, with the deal expected by end of 2024.

PAM Building is innovating in eco-friendly cast iron pipe production and geothermal systems while investing in decarbonization and sustainable manufacturing.

Saint-Gobain PAM Building's Bayard-sur-Marne site has innovated lighter, lower-carbon cast iron drainage pipes and is developing geothermal pipe solutions.

Saint-Gobain PAM Building is advancing its geothermal surface air transport pipes, shifting production to Bayard-sur-Marne and targeting energy-efficient building solutions amid growing market demand.

PAM Building introduced Agilium®, a lighter, eco-friendly cast iron drainage system that reduces CO2 emissions and improves handling on construction sites.

PAM Building installed a large-scale geothermal climatic well system at a French Army center to provide energy-efficient, stable, and clean air ventilation.

PAM Building installed France's largest earth-air heat exchanger at a military training center, providing energy-efficient, stable, and filtered ventilation.