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What cities and water utilities can do to adapt to urban stormwater overflows, responding to extreme weather events? Watch this webinar and find out!

Tekniska verken is a utility provider for one of the world's most resource-efficient regions ¨C the Swedish city of Link?ping and the surrounding area. Today they¡¯re offering biogas to more customers than ever before thanks to Kemira¡¯s chemistry and applications expertise.

Since joining Kemira in 2004, Dr. Marko Kolari has shown sustained high technical performance, strong project and commercial delivery and is a recognized expert not only within Kemira but also with our customers globally. He has held a leading scientist role within the product line for 15 years and been a people manager for 8 years.

At Kemira, we have aligned our business and research strategy with specific United Nation¡¯s Sustainable Development Goals. As part of this commitment, we are creating more renewable, biodegradable and recyclable products based on biopolymers.

Biobased alternatives to fossil-based chemistries are at the heart of the current sustainability discussion, but there¡¯s more to consider than the raw material base when discussing sustainable solutions for the paper industry.

The lively city of Prague is known for its Baroque architecture, rich history and vibrant culture. At Kemira, we believe the city¡¯s wastewater treatment deserves a bit of the spotlight too. Our customer Veolia is keeping Prague¡¯s water pristine by meeting strict phosphorus requirements and reducing their CO2 footprint - all while saving costs.

ÀÖÌìÌÃÊÖ»úapp frame our sustainability approach with the United Nations global sustainable development goals (SDG's). Recently we have taken the step to highlight our social agenda through the inclusion of the new SDG.

The environmental company Ragn-Sells and the chemical company Kemira are starting a collaboration to recycle phosphorus from sewage sludge at Kemira's industrial site in Helsingborg, Sweden.

Dry strength chemistries play a key role in the effective and sustainable production of fiber-based packaging materials. In this webinar, our experts introduce new and developing biobased technologies for improving strength in paper and board.

This webinar brings together two expert panelists behind the recent ¡°Water Management 2040 ¨C future scenarios¡± publication. The report is the outcome of discussions between water experts and influencers on the possible future scenarios that lie ahead of us in terms of clean water. Join the webinar to learn more and hear what the different scenarios would mean to actors in the clean water value-chain.