Sunday, February 28, 2021 1:45 pm
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SWEDEN (News release) -- Arctic Paper put its expanded hydropower plant into operation at Munkedal mill in Sweden. The investment of just over SEK 100 million ($12 million) increases the power from 2 to 6 MW, which in combination with the planned solid fuel boiler is sufficient to meet up to 80% of Arctic Paper Munkedal's energy needs with its own sustainable energy.
"Sustainability is very important for us and our customers and we have a long tradition of high ambitions in the area. Renewable and fossil-free energy is a key factor for sustainable paper production and the investment in Munkedal is part of our investment in green energy," says Michal Jarczyński, CEO of Arctic Paper.
Last year, Arctic Paper Munkedals received final permit for the boiler to be built in collaboration with Adven. Construction will start during the spring 2021. At the same time, a pilot investment in solar cells is underway at Arctic Paper Kostrzyn in Poland. The mill in Grycksbo is already supplied with renewable and fossil-free energy with the help of biofuels.
Arctic Paper S.A. is one of the leading producers of high-quality graphical fine paper and packaging grades in Europe and consists of three paper mills.
"Sustainability is very important for us and our customers and we have a long tradition of high ambitions in the area. Renewable and fossil-free energy is a key factor for sustainable paper production and the investment in Munkedal is part of our investment in green energy," says Michal Jarczyński, CEO of Arctic Paper.
Last year, Arctic Paper Munkedals received final permit for the boiler to be built in collaboration with Adven. Construction will start during the spring 2021. At the same time, a pilot investment in solar cells is underway at Arctic Paper Kostrzyn in Poland. The mill in Grycksbo is already supplied with renewable and fossil-free energy with the help of biofuels.
Arctic Paper S.A. is one of the leading producers of high-quality graphical fine paper and packaging grades in Europe and consists of three paper mills.