2022 Furnace Solutions was held at St Helens Totally Wicked Stadium 

which overlooks the new Glass Futures building

It was a success with 102 delegates on Wednesday, 97 on Thursday and 90 of these joining us at the Geoff Evans dinner on the Wednesday evening

We have received many comments here are a few

Thanks for organizing the wonderful event this week

Thank you for the very nice conference last week in St Helens.

The event was excellent and very well organised

Thanks for your help to attend the conference, and for the well organised event,
it was a success!

First of all thank you for the great organization of the conference

The presentations can be downloaded here

Hydrogen firing at Greengate, Andrew Keeley, NSG

Supplying hydrogen to NSG Greengate, Wayne Bridger, BOC

Energy savings to be had with all-electric forehearths for mainstream use,
Christoph Jatwauk, FIC Germany

Together we can decarbonise glass manufacturing, Rob Ireson, Glass Futures

Sustainable glass: architecture of a furnace heat recovery system including a
steam reformer, Ernesto Cattaneo, Stara Glass

How many m³/h of gas to produce a tonne of CO₂ - how do you justify the
            investment to reduce both? Neil Simpson, Simpson Combustion

Emissivity coating to reduce heat loss, Joost Vanthielen, Kelvin McAlister, Emisshield

Alternative raw materials from waste and decarbonisation, Martyn Marshall, GTS

Are we nearly there yet? The journey to sustainable glass making is not over, but we
are well on the way, Richard Stormont & Grahame Stuart, Electroglass

Bio fuel firing trials at Encirc, Lara Edison, Encirc

Hy-ghly durable refractories for hybrid glass melters, Chris Windle, DSF

Hydrogen combustion for the glass industry, Oscar Verheijen, Celsian

Net zero and Environmental legislation on pollutant emission/CO, Mark Pudner,
Glass Technology Services

Critical points in how to maintain your electric furnace or boost and other helpful
furnace operational tips, Stuart Hakes, FIC UK