Stora Enso revolutionises industrial building development and reduces carbon emission to improve environment condition. Wooden buildings are the way ahead and advancing sustainability in the domain Stora Enso recently contributes to develop industrial buildings and assist developers in creating more attractive, productive and sustainable buildings, with spans ranging from 12 to 36 metres, from small workshops to large retail sheds and warehouses.

Sonae Arauco announced that its products developed in 2023 guarantee, throughout their life cycle, the retention of around three million tons of carbon dioxide.

BIOBUILD, a Horizon Europe funded Innovation project has been launched with a €4.9 million budget to provide thermal solutions for energy efficient buildings.

NWPCA secures a major victory for wooden pallet manufacturers following the finalisation of the European Union’s Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation.

Wisdome Stockholm is a new scientific experiential arena situated in the courtyard of Sweden’s National Museum of Science and Technology in Stockholm.

The Regional Directorate of State Forests in Szczecin has moved to a new, energy-saving headquarters, that is built using prefabricated technology.

Innovative abrasive brushes from PolishStyl are known for revolutionising the grinding process in thousands of factories in the furniture and wood industries in Poland and abroad.

Metsä Wood encourages the development of wood-based solutions making wood one of the prospective materials that can be used for construction.

Stora Enso launches new building concepts for designing mixed use buildings with small carbon footprints.

IMA Schelling launches robot.work automation solution for fh4 and fh5 saws to increase productivity by encouraging unstaffed processing.