Our company started in 1989 in Valley Cottage, N.Y., with a singular and ambitious mission: to completely reinvent what glass means for buildings. We soon became the first to develop electrochromic technology and spent the years that followed innovating and building upon our revolutionary product.

In 2010, we announced our triple-pane glazing product, the world’s most energy-efficient window glass, and this led us to an important partnership. Saint-Gobain, the Paris-based world leader in building materials for 350 years, invested $80 million in our company. By 2012, Saint-Gobain had acquired 100% of SageGlass, making it a wholly owned subsidiary and a key part of its innovation strategy.

Today, we’re proud to own and operate the largest and most advanced electrochromic glass plant on the globe. Since the first construction project using SageGlass, we have installed electrochromic glass in 700 projects and iconic buildings worldwide.

Every day, our perseverance pays off in small ways that give the world more beautiful energy-efficient, occupant-centric buildings. We invite you to become part of our story.