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Naini Papers: Embracing Technology with Innovation

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Currently, Naini Papers’ annual water consumption is 43,80,000 m3 (i.e.30 m3/ton of paper). The company has set benchmarks for water consumption for all major areas of the mill and adheres to the same. We identify the areas with fluctuating water consumption and take necessary measures to control the same on......
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Bindals Papers: Reducing Water Consumption at Source

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The water conservation journey in Bindals Papers Mills was initiated in 2015. It identified the areas where it could implement the above strategy. The company is working on 5-R Strategy i.e, Reduce, Reuse, Recover, Recycle and Recharge. Their water consumption was approximately 55 KL/T and reduced significantly and reached around......
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Pakka Aims to Reduce Freshwater Consumption to 25 kl/MT in 2024-25

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Established in 1981, Pakka Limited has evolved into one of the leaders in compostable packaging solutions, aiming to ensure a cleaner planet. It ensures water efficiency by reducing wastewater at its source. The company uses state-of-the-art technologies like Micro Plate Settler (MPS) to separate reject fibres from paper machine backwater......
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Star Paper Mills Plans to Reduce 20% Water Consumption

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Star Paper Mills commenced its operations in 1938, with a capacity of 6,000 TPA. It started with kraft paper production. Over a period of time, it has added a number of bleached grades. At its operations, water consumption of every section is measured by digital meters. Over the years, we......
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Valmet’s Smart Solutions to Minimize Water Footprint

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In the 70s, in a fiber line, the screening, brown stock washing, and bleaching processes were open during chemical pulp production, and the water went from there directly into the sewer. Since then technology has advanced enormously, use of TwinRoll presses has brought down freshwater consumption of between 150 and......
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Sidhu Engineering Works: “Paper Mills Can Reduce 90 Percent Water Consumption By Using Our Technology”

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Sidhu Engineering Works, a global manufacturer of world class spray showers, nozzles and filters, claims that the paper mills can reduce water consumption in their machines by up to 90 percent in the next five years, if they use the company’s modern technology. This was revealed by Mr. Rahul Basra,......
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Irving Pulp & Paper to Upgrade Saint John’s Westside Mill for USD 1.1 Billion

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Known as NextGen, the project will increase the mill’s capacity while also increasing the green energy it generates, making it one of the top-producing kraft pulp mills in the world and a global leader in environmental performance. May 30, 2024 Irving Pulp & Paper Limited has submitted a preliminary application......
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Voith, Essity Conducting Research For Manufacturing of CO2-Neutral Paper

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Voith has installed a pilot plant at its Heidenheim site, which will commence normal operation later in 2024. The facility will set new benchmarks for sustainable paper production by reducing water consumption by up to 95 percent and energy consumption by up to 40 percent. May 22, 2024 With a......
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Mondi’s Invests in Stambolijski Mill, Bulgaria to Reduce Water Consumption

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Mondi installed a turbo blower on the paper machine and a cooling tower in the turbine & evaporation area of its Stambolijski Mill in Bulgaria, which reduced specific water consumption by 30 percent against the 2020 baseline. Apr 1, 2024 Global packaging and paper group Mondi has reduced specific contact......
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Indian Paper Industry Reduces 80% Water Consumption, Invests INR 25,000 Crore in Sustainable Processes

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The Indian paper industry has successfully reduced water consumption by 80%, as well as made investments of INR 25,000 crore for sustainable production processes. As per IPMA, the paper industry has also reduced power consumption and integrated plants are producing 40% of electricity by utilizing the biomass from the pulping......