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A sustainable world is a modern world

Meet Ulf Johnsson a true advocate for a more sustainable future. Read about why he decided to join Valmet, his view on sustainability and what's next for the tissue industry. 

Market demand sparked innovation

Georgia-Pacific is one of the biggest tissue producers in North America. However, in early 2000s their Quilted Northern brand came under tremendous pressure. Read about how they invented a sustainable technology for high-premium tissue quality and refreshed their brand’s position.

Sustainable business is a joint commitment

Developing sustainable solutions to help tissue producers meet their environmental and financial targets is a never-ending process. Valmet’s tissue mill technology gives flexibility and helps to adopt a circular resource flow between the mill and society reducing the environmental footprint of the mill significantly.

Toward plastic-free packaging

Valmet Bio Pack plus is an add-on solution for paper machines that enables packaging manufacturers to replace polyethylene packaging materials with simple kraft paper, helping them produce more sustainable, plastic-free products.

Topping-out ceremony at HOFOR’s power plant

An important milestone was achieved at HOFOR’s Amagerværket power plant construction site in Copenhagen, Denmark, when the topping-out ceremony was organized.

Meeting tightened emission limits in record time at CIECH Soda Polska S. A.

Time definitely flew when Valmet carried out a wet flue gas desulfurization project in just 24 months at CIECH Soda Polska’s Inowroclaw combined heat and power (CHP) plant in Poland.

Sappi Kirkniemi taps into a new fuel opportunity

A side stream from oil refineries - asphaltene - is now a cost-effective fuel at the power plant at the Sappi Kirkniemi mill in Finland. The high fuel flexibility of Valmet CFB Boiler plays a key role in this outstanding example of a circular economy.

Winning with outsourcing

Uni Viridas delivers fuel and sells heat and electricity from their biomass power plant in Babina Greda, Croatia. Everything else is looked after by Valmet. This successful cooperation was continued with the operation and maintenance contract’s extension in early 2019.

BS Energy taking steps towards zero coal

To decrease their carbon footprint, many energy producers are going green with Valmet’s sustainable biomass-fired plants. One of the companies taking steps towards zero coal with Valmet’s technology is BS Energy in Braunschweig, Germany. It supplies energy to the city of approximately 250,000 inhabitants and owns the local distribution networks.

Ørsted to go coal-free by 2023

Climate change, carbon neutrality and low-emission energy production are on top of all environmentally-conscious energy producers’ agenda. Key to this lies in phasing out coal as a fuel and replacing it with biofuels.