Iggesund moves closer to environmental target
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Iggesund Paperboard’s Swedish pulp and paperboard production facility, Iggesund Mill, reduced its fossil carbon dioxide emissions by 86 percent from 2013 to 2014 and is ‘now getting close to achieving the potential we expected’, according to the mill’s manager.
This reduction has been driven by the investment in a new recovery boiler at the site, which was completed in 2012.
Emissions of sulphur have also been cut by 82 percent, nitrogen oxides by 19 percent and particulates by 90 per cent – all compared with 2011, which was the last year the old recovery boiler was operating.
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