Comments on: Beyond Just Green: BSF Takes Window Film to Carbon Negative Status

By: Jaskaran Sandhu

Jaskaran Sandhu — Fri, 28 May 2010 12:06:53 +0000

Hi,
I completely agree with what what you are saying here. I have a friend who has introduced a window film into the indian market that has all the qualities mentioned in this article you can see their products at http://www.ecodrive.co.in . Being a customer my self i have had the benefit of experiencing first hand how these window films effect my home and my car. my energy bills at home have dropped and my car generally stays cool even when parked outside in the blistering indian heat . I have even installed these window films in my office which has resulted in me using fewer air conditioners while maintaining the same cool temperature. This clearly means it is considerably reducing my CFC emissions.

By: Solar Gard® Announces its Window Films Produce a Net Reduction GHG Emissions | Window Film Magazine

Thu, 27 May 2010 19:59:13 +0000

[...] Bekaert Specialty Films (BSF) announced its Solar Gard® and Panorama® architectural solar control window films produce a net reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. The company says the films are the first building improvement products made in the United States to have had their carbon footprint measured and reported (according to EPD registrars, http://www.climatedec.comand http://www.thegreenstandard.com). ). Kathryn Giblin, vice president of global marketing for BSF, spoke with WINDOW FILM magazine about this announcement and why the company chose to take its products in this direction (CLICK HERE to read that article). [...]