Energy conservation and CO2 mitigation potentials in the Chinese pulp and paper industry

Kong, Lingbo; Hasanbeigi, Ali; Price, Lynn; Liu, Huanbin

doi:10.1016/j.resconrec.2015.05.001

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“…A large energy-saving potential in existing paper mills was also revealed by comparing operation data from 23 Dutch paper mills in the contribution presented by Laurijssen et al [18]. Another studies [19][20][21][22] analyzed the impact of potential energy savings in the pulp and paper industry considering emission reductions. Pulp and paper industry companies themselves have spent several hundred millions of investments to reduce the energy intensity of their plants in recent years [23].…”

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confidence: 89%

“…Constant improvement of energy efficiency in the pulping and papermaking processes was, indeed, a frequent subject of academic research with industrial applications [13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22]. Fleiter et al [13] provided a comprehensive overview of the options to improve energy efficiency in the German pulp and paper industry with the emphasis on possible future trends.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Cost‐Saving Opportunities in the Energy Management of Papermaking Processes

2020

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Energy consumption optimization belongs to the main agendas in sustainable industries. Here, cost-saving opportunities in the pulp and paper industry as one of the largest industrial energy consumers worldwide are in the focus. Energy-saving measures are proposed employing a large-scale mathematical model of a paper machine based on mass and energy balances supported by real-time experiments in paper machine operation. The presented measures are based on the optimization of paper stock pumping and a drying section operation. The total energy-saving effect of the four proposed measures accounted for a reduction in specific heat and electricity consumption by more than 2 %. The proposed procedures require no or low investment costs with the overall simple rate of return of less than one year.

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confidence: 99%

Cost‐Saving Opportunities in the Energy Management of Papermaking Processes

2020

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“…Energy conservation -efficiency of processes Laurijssen et al (2010) impact of different raw materials, in particular recycled fiber Hong et al (2011) evaluation of saving potential in production processes Chew et al (2013) brown stock washing system Utlu and Kincay (2013) examination of energy consumption between production processes Helin 2015scheduling of mechanical mass production with regards to energy prices Energy conservation -efficiency of technologies Fleiter et al (2012) technologies in processes and their impact to consumption Xu et al (2013) impact of technologies to consumption Lin and Moubarak (2014) evaluation of different scenarios to consumption Kong et al (2017) technical and economical aspect to consumption Energy conservation -national efficiency programs Stenqvist et al (2011) saving in terms of tax incentives Blomberg et al (2012) saving in terms of tax incentives Henriksson et al (2012) saving in terms of tax incentives Surveys, case studies, demand estimation, energy management in general Szabó et al (2009) simulation of consumption regarding different impact factors Thollander and Ottosson (2010) different energy management practices Ericsson et al (2011) climate policies, energy certificates Chen et al (2012) technology options, energy flow Comodi et al (2013) combined heat and power, comparison of plants Kong et al (2013) case study of energy auditing Machani et al (2013) profitability of bioenergy Ottosson and Magnusson (2013) policy measures, socio-technical destabilization…”

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A Description of Supply Chain Planning Problems in the Paper Industry with Literature Review

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Juopperi²

2019

Asia Pac. J. Oper. Res.

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The paper industry supply chain is highly complex and consists of many processes and planning tasks. It starts with the collection of raw wood and ends up in different paper products from paperboard to high class art papers. Managing the supply chain is difficult and the permanently changing business environment constantly brings new challenges. This paper starts with outlining the challenges in the supply chain management of today’s paper industry. After that we evaluate the state of research to determine planning problems covered by the literature. The purpose is to catch up time-wise on the previous overview from 2009 and also to update the planning problems. This overview paper summarizes comprehensively the paper industry as of today. It provides a reference work for researchers and other interested parties, and uncovers areas for future research.

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“…Kong et al [64] identified and analysed 23 energy-saving technologies, 18 fuel-saving, and five electricity-saving technologies, applicable to the PPI in China. Furthermore, 25 emerging technologies for reduced energy use were reviewed after compiling available information such as energy use, costs, environmental benefits [47].…”

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Drivers, Barriers, and Success Factors for Improving Energy Management in the Pulp and Paper Industry

2018

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Successful energy management is a way to achieve energy efficiency in the pulp and paper industry (PPI), which is important for assuring energy supply security, for increasing economic competitiveness, and for mitigating greenhouse gases. However, research shows that although energy use within PPI can be reduced by 5.5-19.4% per year, some of this by energy management practices, energy management is not always implemented. Why is this so? What are the barriers to, and drivers of implementation? How can the barriers be overcome? A systematic review of barriers and drivers in energy management in the PPI within peer-reviewed scientific articles suggests that the world-wide events that affect energy supply, volatility, and use seemingly also affect the number and frequency of research articles on energy management in the PPI. The perception of energy management in the PPI seems to be dominated by the understanding that it can mostly be achieved through technological improvements aiming to improve energy efficiency. The main driver of energy management was shown to be economic conditions: high and unstable energy prices, followed by drivers such as the need to remain internationally competitive, collaboration and energy management systems. Meanwhile, examples of the most important barriers are technical risks, lack of access to capital, lack of time and other priorities, and slim organization. The success factors for enhancing drivers and overcoming barriers were continuous energy accounting, energy-related collaboration, energy-efficiency programmes, and benchmarking. Altogether, success factors for energy management for improved energy efficiency could be summarized in the 4M framework-the "4M for energy efficiency": mind, measure, monitor, and manage-that could be used as the energy management memory-tool that could lead to improved energy efficiency in other sectors as well.

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Energy conservation and CO2 mitigation potentials in the Chinese pulp and paper industry

Cited by 47 publications

References 15 publications

Cost‐Saving Opportunities in the Energy Management of Papermaking Processes

Cost‐Saving Opportunities in the Energy Management of Papermaking Processes

A Description of Supply Chain Planning Problems in the Paper Industry with Literature Review

Drivers, Barriers, and Success Factors for Improving Energy Management in the Pulp and Paper Industry

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