Construction and filter manufacturers adopt Stora Enso’s Nova F pulp for strength, purity, and lower carbon footprint.

Verified low-carbon cartonboard production now shifts the focus from mill operations to supplier emissions, as further reductions depend increasingly on raw materials and value-chain collaboration.

A EUR 30 million process and energy renewal enables the Heinola Fluting Mill to replace fossil fuels with bioenergy, cutting operational carbon dioxide emissions by over 90 percent.

Stora Enso explores the story of the world’s first mass timber data centre, and investigates how wood can become the new standard for sites globally.

Stora Enso’s Damiano Casanova highlights NeoLigno’s formaldehyde-free formula, sustainable impact, and performance advantages for the future of bio-based adhesive solutions.

These innovative cardboard packages, crafted from 100% recycled materials and requiring no adhesive tape, feature a lower grammage for sustainability.

Stora Enso and Matrix Pack partner to scale sustainable formed fiber packaging, replacing plastics and expanding global capacity with shared innovation and supply chain strengths.

The project develops sodium-ion batteries using renewable, locally sourced materials to create sustainable, scalable, and secure energy storage for Europe’s future.

Urbanisation demands sustainable construction. Stora Enso’s mass timber cuts emissions, stores carbon, and supports low-carbon growth. Tools and regulations now help investors back greener infrastructure.

New legislation is driving a shift towards sustainable packaging options, addressing plastic taxes, bans, and the need to reduce carbon emissions.