Guardian Glass is investing in the modernisation and upgrade of float glass lines at two of its production sites. This includes a modernisation of the float line in Goole, UK as the existing furnace nears the end of its lifecycle. The upgrade is expected to be performed early 2021. The rebuilt float furnace in Goole is planned to have a nominal melting capacity of 825/tpd, representing an increase of 20% and due to its optimised design, furnace energy efficiency as well as environmental performance are expected to improve on a per tonne basis. The line will continue to service customers in the UK and Ireland. Guardian is also investing in its plant in Oroshaza, Hungary, where the existing float furnace will be repaired in the second half of 2020 in order to support increased demand for float, coated and laminated glass products for customers in Eastern Europe.