Metsä Fibre, part of Metsä Group, has launched a prefeasibility study on renewal of Kemi pulp mill.
In the prefeasibility study Metsä Fibre is investigating two options:
Metsä Group's next-generation bioproduct mill is making Äänekoski the Silicon Valley of the bioeconomy. A multifaceted business ecosystem is expanding around the bioproduct mill, creating jobs and developing bioproducts of the future that can be used to replace fossil fuels and materials.
Metsä Fibre is a leading market pulp supplier. Our portfolio of Botnia pulps is the broadest in the world, comprising all main pulp grades including Softwood, Hardwood and High Yield (BCTMP) pulps
New sustainable development goals applying to all Member States of the United Nations took effect at the beginning of 2016. The development programme specifies a total of 17 principal goals to remain in force until 2030 with a view to eradicating extreme poverty and securing sustainable development for the environment, the economy and human beings.
Bioproduct mill
Pulp mills of Metsä Fibre make efficient use of wood raw material by producing bioenergy and biochemicals in addition to pulp. Not only are our mills self-sufficient in terms of energy, they also generate excess energy for the use of nearby communities. By-products from our production ‒ bark and wood dust ‒ are also used as fuel in power plants.
Metsä Fibre is part of Metsä Group where you opportunities to develop yourself on the front line of the forest industry. Read more about our career opportunities, see the link below.
High bay warehouse at the bioproduct mill
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