SPM Instrument AB service engineers and Arctic Paper Grycksbo personnel will begin system installation in early 2025.
Contracts
Fast-track construction in central Stockholm meets sustainability and prefabrication goals.
The new AHEAD 1.8 machine (PM2) has a sheet width of 2,800 mm and a production capacity of over 30,000 tons/year. The start-up is planned for 2026.
Delivery, installation, and initial commissioning are scheduled for autumn 2025.
The plant will use sustainable materials like sugarcane bagasse and trimmings from prudent forest management to produce clean energy while capturing 680,000 metric tons of biogenic carbon dioxide per year for permanent storage or beneficial use, like as a feedstock for low-carbon natural gas or other synthetic fuels.
As Sweden seeks to accelerate housing construction to meet growing demand, building with durable and sustainable materials can significantly contribute to reducing embodied emissions in the built environment.
The contracts include the replacement of an economizer in the recovery boiler and the implementation of the SYNERGY Services concept for the white liquor plant and pulp drying processes.
The International Sustainable Forestry Coalition (ISFC) announces that Nippon Paper Industries has joined the Coalition in the Full Member category.
Voith will replace several components as part of the rebuild. These include the new MasterJet 4Tec headbox with ModuleJet dilution control, as well as the wire, press and dryer sections.
Housing construction area falls 9.4% while manufacturing and infrastructure investment rise.
The pressurized refining system is equipped with a proven S1050 refiner with 3,300 kW installed power. It can produce 20 bdmt/h of high-quality fibers from wood chips.
Under the agreement, Microsoft will purchase 3.685 million tonnes of CDR over 12 years. This agreement represents one of the largest engineered CDR purchases to date.
Under the agreement, Domtar will manufacture I-joists at its engineered wood facilities, which Pacific Woodtech Corporation will distribute under the PWT brand.
The energy needed for PM1’s operation comes entirely from electricity. The mill has the option of getting power from the Portuguese grid or using 100% renewable energy coming from its solar and wind systems.
TALO’s advanced timber superstructure system will be manufactured offsite in Finland to reduce work on site, deliver a higher level of thermal efficiency and to ensure the homes exceed Passivhaus energy standards.
Furniture demand drives OSB and particleboard growth while exports fall and investment remains weak.
i4F obtains exclusive licensing and enforcement rights for PurChem’s patented technologies.
W&AS is a family owned company supplying machinery and spare parts to the pulp and paper producing industry.
The comprehensive service agreement includes roll maintenance, key process and equipment audits, preventive maintenance services including spare parts for the machine line, and remote support services for the winder.
This global collaboration leverages UPM Raflatac's extensive portfolio of sustainable labeling materials and Mark Andy's cutting-edge printing technologies to deliver high-quality, innovative label printing solutions to the Americas and European markets.