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UPM has taken another step in its decarbonisation strategy with a new Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) for wind energy in Germany. 

Ahlstrom’s Thilmany plant in Kaukauna, Wisconsin, has been recognized with the 2025 Energy Efficiency Excellence Award by Focus on Energy.

In 2024, Södra reinforced its position as a major producer of biomass-based green electricity, ...

Kruger Energy has announced plans to double the installed capacity of its Zacapa Solar facility in Rio Hondo, Guatemala.

Kimberly-Clark has announced that its tissue manufacturing facility in Koblenz, Germany, is set to transition to 100% renewable energy by 2029.

Essity has unveiled the world’s first tissue machine operating entirely on geothermal steam.

The paper industry is among the most energy-intensive industrial sectors, with tissue production requiring, particularly during the drying phase.

Svante has been selected by the DOE for a carbon capture and storage project at the Ashdown pulp mill in Arkansas.

International Paper (IP) is making significant strides in decarbonization and renewable energy at its Madrid mill in Spain.

Ence Biogas has announced the acquisition of its first biomethane generation plant in La Galera, Tarragona,Spain.

CIB commits $224.2 million to Port Hawkesbury Paper Wind’s large-scale energy project

Metsä Board’s Kyro cardboard factory has taken a significant step toward achieving fossil-free operations with the successful startup of a new counter-pressure turbine and generator at its biopower plant.

UPM Energy, Finland's second-largest electricity producer, is investing in an ultracapacitor system at the Kuusankoski hydropower plant, marking the second phase of its innovative project.

Graphic Packaging International has entered into a virtual Power Purchase Agreement (vPPA) with Zelestra to enhance renewable electricity capacity in Europe.

Toscotec has been certified to the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 50001:2018 energy management system.

Holmen's Board has decided to invest SEK 1.5 billion in the construction of Blisterliden Wind Farm in Skellefteå Municipality.

Södra has decided to invest in a new condensing turbine in the pulp mill at Mörrum, which will increase the county of Blekinge’s electricity generation by 20 percent.