Green hydrogen and pulp mills
“Green” hydrogen (GH2) will be important in the future because it can play a key role in decarbonizing processes that are difficult to electrify.
Martin Fairbank on Pulp & Paper Innovation | Expert Insights – Paper Advance
An ABC of former industry suppliers
A previous blog post I wrote on closed Canadian pulp and paper mills proved to be so popular that I received feedback for months afterward.
Making rice paper
I was first introduced to rice paper as a child when my mother baked almond macaroons.
The Use of Digital Twins to Optimize Operations
I first came across the concept of a digital twin when I learned, many years ago, how to use CadSim software,...
Recent Canadian developments in decarbonizing pulp and paper mills
Over 140 countries have adopted net-zero pledges by 2050.
A brief history and outlook of zero-liquid-discharge paper mills
Before the 1970s, the pulp and paper industry was a major consumer of fresh water and generator of waste water.
Jacques Perrault and the John S. Bates Gold Medal
PAPTAC was originally founded by Dr. John Seaman Bates in 1915 as the Technical Section of the Canadian Pulp and Paper Association (CPPA).
Blastomycosis and the Paper Industry
Did you know that blastomycosis can also infect humans working near wood chips, sawdust or bark piles?
