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Energy Efficient Technologies and CO2 Reduction Potentials in the Pulp and Paper Industry

Location and date(s) of workshop:	IEA, Paris: 9 October 2006

Organiser(s):	In collaboration with IETS Implementing Agreement and WBCSD

Contact(s):

Background:	The technical workshop aims at better quantifying the global potential for energy efficiency and CO2 reduction in the pulp and paper sector and at discussing various approaches to overcome the barriers to improvements.

Links to relevant documents:	Agenda Concept Note Proceedings Discussion Paper World Business Council for Sustainable Development website Industrial Energy-related Technologies and Systems website

Proceedings:	Opening and the G8 programme Bob Dixon., Head, Energy Technology Policy Division, IEA Key messages on Sustainable Forest Products Industry, Carbon and Climate James Griffiths, Director, Sustainable Forest products Industry, WBCSD Pulp & paper industry and energy indicators in the G8 industry task Dolf Gielen, Energy Technology Policy Division, IEA Status and global trends Chair: Bob Dixon, Head, Energy Technology Policy Division, IEA Energy efficiency developments in the North and South American Pulp & Paper industry Jaakko Jokinen, Poyry Consulting Energy efficiency developments in the European Pulp & Paper industry – Jaakko Jokinen, Poyry Consulting Current energy efficiency in the Chinese Pulp & Paper industry – Li Zhoudan, China Light Industry Cleaner Production Centre Benchmarking energy use and GHG emissions – Thomas Browne, Paprican Technologies to improve energy efficiency and reduce CO₂ emissions Chair: Thore Berntsson, Chalmers University of Technology & IETS Improvement potential in chemical pulping: Black liquor gasification – Rikard Gebart, Lulea University of Technology Energy efficiency improvement in mechanical pulping – Pekka Ahtila, Finnish Forest Industries Federation Advanced paper making technologies – Risto Talja, Metso Paper Energy conversion: increasing the use of CHP systems - Jean Pierre Durnicki, Turbomach and Paolo Vezil, Metso Paper Integrated Energy Systems, alternative fuels, feedstocks and processes Chair: Isabel Cabrita, National Institute of Engineering Technology and Innovation (INETI) & IETS Energy efficiency in Pulp and Paper making in Japan: the benchmark for the world? - Yoshihiro Hayakawa, Oji Paper Status of Bio-refinery development in the US and Europe – Lori Perine, AFPA and Peter Axegard, STFI Programs to improve energy efficiency in Sweden's Pulp & Paper Industry KAM and FRAM – Thore Berntsson, Chalmers University of Technology (not present due to illness and presented by and Peter Axegard, STFI) Energy Transition in the paper chain – Gerrit Jan Koopman, Royal VNP Roundtable: Recommendations for G8 activities Chair: Dolf Gielen, Energy Technology Policy Division, IEA Discussion will focus on: • R&D needs • Achieving efficiency and CO₂ reduction • Benchmarking and other approaches • ETS & IPCC • Energy Indicators • Extending best practices to developing countries • Coordination of international activities in this field • CHP (Simon Minett, COGEN, Europe) • Paper Recycling and Energy (Marco Mensink - CEPI)