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Low-Carbon Energy Reform Promotes Green Papermaking Upgrade

Energy consumption is one of the main carbon sources of papermaking production. Leading paper enterprises are actively carrying out energy structure upgrades, replacing traditional high-carbon energy with biomass energy, solar energy and other clean energy.


By optimizing equipment energy efficiency and recovering waste heat from production, factories greatly reduce unit energy consumption and carbon footprint. The low-carbon energy transformation not only meets national and international carbon emission standards, but also reduces long-term energy costs for enterprises.


Energy green reform has become a key part of the paper industry’s high-quality development, helping the industry achieve dual-carbon strategic goals.


 
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