Steam is an important component of creating paper. It’s used as a primary source of heat in the process of converting pulp to paper. While many paper mills would burn fossil fuels on-site to generate this steam, Landqart is actually re-using steam that comes from a nearby refuse incinerating plant. And it’s no easy task. This steam travels nearly 7km through a pipeline that connects the plant to the mill. Landqart agrees that the pipeline is perhaps “unconventional,” but is going a long way – literally – to protect “natural resources and reduce CO2 emissions into the environment” in the production of paper which they are using to create – among other things – banknotes.

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Landqart- Responsibility for Nature and Environment

Posted By: T. Murphy