Solid waste from this fiberglass pipe manufacturing company was not utilized, and was originally sent to landfills. Knowing that the waste had binding material in its constituents, the waste was mixed with other non-binding material and used to produce artificial marble. The binding properties of that waste was a main success factor for this prototype.

For this glass manufacturing company, the lights represented almost 3% of their electricity consumption. After preparing a light inventory, it was decided to replace the conventional lamps with LED lamps. Moreover, the company agreed to adopt some management practices including the utilization of transparent sheets allowing for sunlight, and installation of motion sensors to switch on the lights only when needed. These actions together can save up to 80% of the light consumption.

This fiberglass pipes manufacturing company had losses of material that are spilled during the production process. This spilled material is not suitable for reuse in the production. Installing a pyrolysis plant can utilize that spilled material to produce pyrolysis oil, carbon black, and recover small portion of the material.

In a tableware glass manufacturing facility, the furnace flue gases are directed to a recuperator type chimney, which serves to preheat the combustion air.
Measurements showed that the chimney insulation is detiorated at several locations, and the temerature of flue gases exiting the chimney is relatively high. Maintaining and fixing the chimney insulation serves in increasing the efficiency of the recuperator to preheat the combustion air, leading to increase in the combustion efficiency, saving on energy consumption.