RENEWABLE PROCESS HEAT STUDY
Webinar Recording Now Available
The recording of the Renewable Heat Technologies information session is now available to view.
This session introduced the new, industry-led Renewable Process Heat Study focused on identifying practical, commercially viable pathways to decarbonise process heat across the pulp, paper and packaging sector.
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Next Step: Renewable Heat Workshop – Appita Conference
If renewable process heat and Scope 1 decarbonisation are on your agenda, this session is where industry priorities will be set.
When: Appita Conference – 26 March 2026
Where: Hyatt Place, Essendon Fields. Atrium Room
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The Renewable Heat Workshop at the Appita Conference is the next critical step in progressing this work.
This in-person session will bring industry together to align on priority renewable heat pathways and identify three areas to be developed into post-conference case studies. These case studies will provide structured, commercially grounded examples, outlining viable approaches, cost considerations and relevant funding mechanisms to support future investment decisions.
Industry input at this workshop will directly shape the direction and focus of the Renewable Heat Study.
Why Attend the Workshop?
The transition from natural gas to renewable and electrified heat solutions presents technical and commercial challenges, particularly for high-temperature, continuous processes.
The workshop will focus on:
- Identifying realistic renewable heat opportunities across the sector
- Exploring efficiency-first, heat recovery and electrification pathways
- Examining infrastructure and commercial considerations
- Informing industry-prioritised case studies
- Clarifying funding and certificate mechanisms
Strong participation across pulp (virgin and recycled), paper & tissue, and corrugated operations is essential to ensure the outcomes reflect operational and investment realities.
Who Should Attend
- Capital decision-makers
- Energy and sustainability leaders
- Operations and utilities managers
- Process and maintenance specialists
- Procurement and strategy teams