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Transforming tissue mills with electrification

Traditionally, tissue production has relied heavily on thermal energy from fossil fuels, especially in drying processes. Today, mills can shift to electrified heating solutions and significantly reduce their direct CO2 emissions.

Seven steps for designing, implementing and measuring impactful environmental initiatives in board and paper mills

Climate change is reshaping the industry. Learn how board and paper mills can reduce environmental impact and optimize production through practical, proven steps.

Enzymatic starch cooking ZE , a zero effluent solution

Valmet is dedicated to pioneering new process technologies to achieve 100% carbon neutral production for its customers by 2030. A standout innovation is the Enzymatic Starch Cooking ZE, a zero effluent solution that reduces the carbon footprint of starch cooking while enhancing process reliability and quality.

Open your mind to the future

If you could choose the future of your company, what would it look like? We talked to Sitra’s Mikko Dufva about how to think about challenges, changes, and paths to the future.

Keeping your customer promise is the key to lasting customer relationships

While many factors play a role in building lasting customer relationships, serving the customer well and earning their trust will continue to be the most important aspect of a successful customer relationship. We interviewed our long-term but now retired Executive Team member, Jari Vähäpesola, to hear his insights and experiences about how to prove your worth and build commitment.

Disruptive co-innovation

The green transition creates sustainability challenges for the fiber-related industry. How can we use co-innovation to tackle these challenges?

Decarbonizing with breakthrough technologies

Increasing energy efficiency and reducing greenhouse gas emissions have been long-term targets for the forest industry. However, the rising energy prices and the ever more stringent need to stop climate change are boosting companies in finding even more efficient solutions. This is where technological innovations have a key role.

No time to waste - textile industry’s new dawn is here

Novel cellulose-based textile fibers are changing the game for textiles.

Sharpen your soft skills – the future is human

The era of information has made us all information professionals, and our value as an employee is based on our capability to manage information. Soon, however, technology will be so advanced that we are no longer needed to manage information – machines will do it better. According to futurist Perttu Pölönen, it is high time that we start focusing on skills that no machine can learn – the human elements.

Five important parameters for pulp cleaner control

Expert insight into the variables that impact runnability