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Specific SO 2 emissions (in kg per ton of pulp) 10.0 8.0 6.0 4.0 2.0 0.0 10.0 8.0 6.0 4.0 2.0 0.0 0.2 0.3 0.2 Austria 2001 2002 2003 6.5 6.4 6.2 Austria Emissions into air Specific thermal energy consumption (in GJ per ton of paper) 2001 2002 2003 8.5 1 SO2 emissions at the mills in Slovakia and Russia increased slightly in 2003 because an increased amount of the more problematic emissions of "total reduced sulphur compounds" (TRS) was collected and incinerated. 7.6 3.8 Slovakia 1 7.0 7.0 Hungary Air emissions in the paper industry essentially arise from the supply of energy and from pulp production. The major emissions include CO 2, nitrogen oxides (NO x), sulphur dioxide (SO 2) and dust. Pulp production also releases emissions of reduced sulphur compounds. NEUSIEDLER aims firstly at avoiding unnecessary use of energy to reduce total emissions from energy production, and secondly at the preferred use of natural gas in energy production to reduce or eliminate CO 2, SO 2 and dust emissions. Efficient flue-gas scrubbers and fly-ash precipitators reduce the amount of SO 2 and dust from the exhaust air. The malodorous reduced sulphur compounds from pulp production are systematically collected and then further reduced by burning in furnaces used in the production process. 4.4 6.4 6.1 In all its plants, NEUSIEDLER meets or undercuts all statutory emission limits set for airborne contaminants. 1.4 1.3 1.4 Russia 1 Israel 7.4 6.6 6.5 Slovakia 26 NEUSIEDLER Sustainability Report 2003 | Environment 6.9 9.0 8.6 Russia 8.3
Waste management/recycling Basic principle of NEUSIEDLER waste management The paper and pulp industry produces wastes mainly in the form of paper broke, packaging materials, bark, screening rejects, clarification sludge from water treatment and ash and slag from furnaces. A great part of these materials can be either recycled within the production process or used elsewhere. The waste management of the NEUSIEDLER Group endeavours to adhere as far as possible to the basic principle of waste management, i.e. to a list of priorities ranging from waste avoidance to final dumping as a last resort. This principle paves the way for the optimum reuse or disposal of all waste, in strict compliance with European legal requirements. Maximum reuse is an overarching aim at NEUSIEDLER. Unavoidable waste is generally recycled to the highest possible degree or discharged for external material reuse. If none of these alternatives is possible, the waste is either converted into thermal energy or, after environmentally appropriate treatment, deposited as landfill. Priority order Examples Avoidance h Avoidance of broke and seconds through strict quality management h Avoidance of packaging waste, etc. through shipment in large tanks and use of refillable containers Reuse h Reuse of wrongly declared but undamaged goods in specialities finishing Internal use as material h Efficient chemical recovery in pulp production h Recycling of paper broke External use as material h Strict separation of waste as basis for external reuse (wood, metals, glass, plastics, waste paper, hazardous waste, etc.) Use as fuel h Burning of bark, waste liquor and sludge if feasible Treatment h Treatment of hazardous waste by external companies Disposal h Deposition of combustion residues (ashes and slag) and other not recyclable residues On account of the stringent legislation that has prevailed for many years, waste management is most advanced at the Austrian plants, which serve as a model for the entire Group. At the Austrian locations, more than 30 different types of waste are collected and transferred to appropriate material and/or energy utilisation. As a result, only approximately 2% of the entire waste ends up in landfill. 27 NEUSIEDLER Sustainability Report 2003 | Environment
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