19/05/2022
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18/05/2022
Minister of Trade and Industry, Jan Christian Vestre, officially opened the new biocomposite plant at Norske Skog Saugbrugs in Halden on 16 May 2022. Norske Skog sees great commercial and environmental potential in the production of biocomposite through the subsidiary CEBICO AS.
10/05/2022
Patrick Dooley, general Manager at Boyer: “Adding Norske Skog's AUD 2.9 million commitment, we can deploy an AUD 6.9 million package of initiatives to support the long-term future of the Boyer mill, allowing us to reduce emissions, keep costs down and continue to deliver an Australian source of newsprint.”
17/02/2022
Norske Skog Saugbrugs, together with its research and industry partners, has been granted NOK 60 million in research funding from the Research Council of Norway and Innovation Norway under the Green Platform Programme. The portfolio of products to be developed aims to remove or greatly reduce the use of petroleum-based raw materials and harmful materials, as well as to contribute to increased recycling of plastics.
03/02/2022
21/01/2022
On 19 January 2022, Norwegian Minister of Transportation Jon-Ivar Nygård officially opened the newly established Hauerseter timber terminal.
19/01/2022
On 17 January, French Secretary of State in charge of the biodiversity issues at the Ministry of Ecological Transition, ms. Bérangère Abba, presented Managing Director Yves Bailly at Norske Skog Golbey with the Ecological Transition Award from Choose France.
12/01/2022
Norske Skog at Saugbrugs, in collaboration with Nortømmer and Viken Skog have established the company Tømmerterminal Hauerseter AS, a privately owned railroad terminal for loading timber by rail. On Wednesday 19 January, the official opening will be attended by Norwegian Minister of Transport Jon-Ivar Nygård.
10/01/2022
At Norske Skog we value our knowledgeable and experienced employees, and we are looking for new talents to help us develop and grow. Now Norske Skog Skogn is looking to hire 15 apprentices from fields such as chemical processing, mechanical engineering, electromechanics and automation.
06/01/2022
After a major effort to get timber over from road to rail, Norske Skog Skogn has saved Trøndelag roads for over 1 300 timber trucks in 2021. (Translation of an interview article in the Norwegian newspaper "Nationen" by Lars Kristian Steen, redaksjonen@nationen.no)
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