Saint-Gobain PAM Canalisation in the news

Saint-Gobain PAM is supplying 3,000 ductile iron pipes for Oslo's potable water project, a major European infrastructure undertaking, managing complex logistics and aiming for significant CO2 reductions.

Saint-Gobain PAM Canalisation supplied 22 kilometers of ductile iron pipes for Norway's largest water supply and sanitation project, a multi-million euro contract that highlights the company's strong international presence compared to domestic investment in France.

Saint-Gobain PAM is supplying ductile iron piping systems for a major water project in Oslo, achieving significant carbon reduction through green logistics and electrified production.

Saint-Gobain PAM is supplying over 3,000 ductile iron pipes for a major 22-kilometer water supply network in Oslo, Norway.

Ductile iron pipe deliveries are now being made using electric trucks to reduce the transport carbon footprint.

Saint-Gobain PAM launched two 100% electric trucks to cut CO2 emissions and enhance its low-carbon transport solutions.

Saint-Gobain PAM is deploying electric trucks and diversifying transport methods to significantly reduce carbon emissions as part of its decarbonization and circular economy strategy.

Saint-Gobain PAM's ductile iron Alpinal pipes will supply snowmaking systems for the 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, designed to endure extreme mountain conditions and ensure reliable performance.

Retirees of Saint-Gobain PAM are suing the company over cuts to their lifetime benefits included in a cost-saving pact tied to industrial decarbonization efforts.

Retirees of Saint-Gobain PAM are suing to block a social pact that cuts their benefits to fund the company's industrial decarbonization and electric furnace transition.

Saint-Gobain PAM earned the Ecovadis gold medal again for its leadership in sustainability, cutting water use and CO2 emissions significantly.

A labor dispute at Saint-Gobain PAM over a cost-cutting plan to fund decarbonization is concluding, with one union agreeing to sign and another continuing to strike.

Saint-Gobain PAM cut CO2 emissions by 12% in 2024 by optimizing logistics through rail transport, maritime shipping improvements, and HVO biofuel for trucks.

The Refondrre industrial chair, backed by Saint-Gobain and regional partners, aims to innovate and enhance the durability of water infrastructures across 500 municipalities.

Saint-Gobain PAM has partnered with a French engineering school to launch a 2 million euro research chair focused on ductile iron pipe sustainability and recycling.

Saint-Gobain PAM Canalisation and ENGEES launched a 2 million euro research chair to improve water network sustainability and circular economy practices.

Saint-Gobain completed the sale of PAM Building, its subsidiary focused on building drainage solutions, to Aldebaran and Bpifrance, as part of its 'Grow & Impact' strategic plan.

Saint-Gobain PAM introduces eco-friendly pipelines produced partly using electric furnaces to reduce carbon emissions.

New eco-designed, low-carbon ductile iron pipes for drinking water are being launched and tested in major French cities.

Saint-Gobain PAM started construction on Project VULCAIN at its Foug factory to replace a cupola with electric furnaces, aiming for significant reductions in CO2 emissions and water consumption.