On 29 June, at the 75th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting, PaperShell had the privilege of hosting the Partner Breakfast named "Where Science Meets Art and Capital Supports Nature," bringing together Nobel Laureates, researchers, industry leaders, policymakers and international media. The 75th anniversary meeting welcomed more than 600 young scientists from 87 countries, creating a unique forum f
Since 1951, the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings have brought together Nobel Laureates and outstanding young scientists from around the world to discuss the role of science in society. The 2026 interdisciplinary 75th anniversary meeting gathers around 75 Nobel Laureates and 600 young scientists from across the world.
PaperShell, the Swedish material company behind a new fossil-free composite material designed to replace aluminium, plastics and glass fibre at industrial scale, has signed a Grant Agreement with the European Commission under the EU Innovation Fund.
PaperShell signs a €40.3 million grant agreement with the EU Innovation Fund
PaperShell announces the launch of Wood Metal® Sinus, a trademarked biobased composite material developed as a high-performance alternative to corrugated metal in architecture and construction. Wood Metal® Sinus is made from 100% fossil-carbon-free content, and its record low carbon fooprint delivers an order-of-magnitude improvement on CO2e redcution over traditional facade materials.
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PaperShell has been one of the 61 selected of 359 applicants in the Medium-Scale category within the Net Zero Technologies by CINEA to the finalizing Grant Agreement Preparation phase under the EU Innovation Fund 2024, one of the world’s largest climate-innovation programmes. The €83,2 million planned expansion will scale PaperShell’s Tibro-based factory, increasing production of fossil-free and l
A moon-shot project: creating the first truly climate-neutral car by 2030. Polestar and PaperShell are joining forces towards their most ambitious goal so far: the aim isn’t offsetting emissions — it’s eliminating them. Challenge accepted.
