“We’ve gathered a lot of best practice information on odor reduction technology in similar pulp mills and now we can confidently move forward with completing our own odor reduction project,” said Tim Lowe, CEO. “Work has commenced in the last few weeks and will continue over the next few months.”
Major tie-ins were done during a scheduled two-day maintenance shut down that occurred June 3-5. Phase one will be the completion of the construction part of the project. Phase two will involve a gradual start-up and calibration process of the odor reduction technology.
Twin Rivers does not anticipate there will be any disruption to residents or businesses during the construction phase of this project.
Twin Rivers has been a vital economic engine for the region for over 80 years, producing a wide range of specialty paper and lumber products.
