The pulp and paper industry is taking significant steps toward a low-carbon future, according to a new report released today by ABB.
The report, Real Progress in Decarbonization: Pulp and Paper’s Journey to Net Zero, was announced by Emma Shaw, Global Marketing Communications specialist at ABB, and highlights the sector’s progress in reducing emissions while outlining practical strategies for further decarbonization.
With its ability to sustainably source raw materials, recycle fiber multiple times, and contribute to a circular carbon economy, the pulp and paper industry is uniquely positioned to support global decarbonization goals. The report emphasizes the role of digitalization, automation, and electrification in helping companies reduce their carbon footprint and improve operational efficiency.
Industry leaders including Metsä Group, Sappi, Smurfit Westrock, UPM, Modellfabrik Papier gGmbH, Metsäteollisuus, and ABB contributed insights to the study, making it a valuable resource for companies looking to accelerate their sustainability efforts.
Shaw noted that with responsible leadership and strategic innovation, the pulp and paper sector can play a critical role in shaping a more sustainable, low-carbon future. The full report is available for download here: Real Progress in Decarbonization.
