Teknosavo celebrated new venue

The opening ceremony of Teknosavo’s premises was finally celebrated last week. The different groups were widely represented from official representatives of the city of Savonlinna and customers to service providers. At the same time, our Agents around the world met and discussed the development of the industry and technology. The conclusion was – Teknosavo’s competitiveness is stronger than ever. The requirements of sustainable development drive the market, and Teknosavo’s tested solutions fit this perfectly. 
 
The program of the opening ceremony event included speeches, classical music and good food. Many of the guests also visited the FiberLaboratory located next to Teknosavo. Visit there was also an interesting moment for many of the guests.

Link to the Live Stream

See in the picture: Property Manager Arto Koponen, Sakari Kuikka from Nordic Ventures Group, and Chair of Savonlinna city board Anna-Kristiina Mikkonen together with Markku Hänninen, Jarmo Häkkinen, Ari Tiippana, Tapio Tirri and Teknosavo’s founder and CEO Hannu Hämäläinen.

Metsä Fiber chose WoodSmart™ as a part of Kemi’s investments.

When complete, Metsä Group’s bioproduct factory in Kemi will be the most efficient wood processing plant in Europe. The new production facility has decided to invest in Teknosavo’s technology by choosing the WoodSmart™ measurement system for its factory. The solution enables precise monitoring of the wood debarking process, high-class purity of the material used in the process, and minimal raw wood loss. These factors are important for the customer because the investment has focused especially on material efficiency. WoodSmart™ increases the capacity of the debarking line reduces quality differences between work shifts and improves the work ergonomics of the line.

The Metsä Fiber factory coming to Kemi is the largest investment in the history of the Finnish forest industry. The factory operates completely without fossil fuels. Teknosavo’s WoodSmart™ brings significant energy savings to the factory, which strives for maximum energy efficiency. The modern bioproduct factory will be completed in the third quarter of 2023. It produces 1.5 million tons of pine and birch pulp per year.

Metsä Group’s bioproduct factory in Kemi.