Camas paper mill installs new boiler

Package boiler part of company's recent $15 million investment into Camas mill; GP says new boiler will reduce emissions

Team members attend a ribbon cutting for a new boiler system at the Georgia-Pacific paper mill in downtown Camas. Pictured from left to right are: Monty Akin, Erik Mattson, Pat Terry, Jim Ingenthron, Jon Busby, Shawn Wood and Lawrence Sylvester. (Contributed photo courtesy of Georgia-Pacific)

The Georgia-Pacific paper mill in downtown Camas announced April 22 that it has completed the checkout and startup phase of the mill’s new package boiler, part of a recent $15 million investment into the mill.

The package boiler will allow the mill to significantly increase its steam generation efficiency and reduce emissions. GP says the project will reduce the Camas facility’s energy use and “continue the Camas mill’s long-term commitment to energy conservation and environmental sustainability.”

“The team did a great job starting up the new package boiler and I look forward to watching them take this opportunity to operate the new package boiler efficiently and increase our long-term competitive position in the West Coast paper towel market,” Shawn Wood, vice president and mill manager at the Camas site stated in a news release.

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