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10Dec 18
ANDRITZ successfully starts up turnkey tissue production line at Bashundhara Paper Mills
International technology Group ANDRITZ has successfully started up the PrimeLineCOMPACT VI tissue production line – including stock preparation and automation system – delivered to Bashundhara Paper Mills Limited in Bangladesh, India. The ANDRITZ tissue machine – with a design speed of 2,100 m/min and a paper width of 2.85 m – produces tissue for high-quality facial wipes, toilet paper, and napkins. The 16 ft. PrimeDry Steel Yankee is made entirely of steel, thus enabling high and efficient drying performance, and was manufactured at the ANDRITZ Steel Yankee Business Center in Foshan, China, which offers customers in Asia state-of-the-art manufacturing, local field service, and comprehensive quality management. For ANDRITZ, it is the first high-speed tissue machine to be installed in Bangladesh. Click read more below for additional detail.
10Dec 18
Brent crude oil rises after producer supply cut, but outlook still weak (nasdaq.com)
Brent crude oil rose on Monday after producer club OPEC and some non-affiliated suppliers last Friday agreed to a supply cut from January. Despite this, the outlook for next year remains muted on the back of an economic slowdown. "Our key conclusion is that oil prices will be well supported around the $70 per barrel level for 2019," analysts at Bernstein Energy said on Monday. Despite the cuts, that was still a price forecast reduction of $6 per barrel as Bernstein lowered its crude oil demand forecast from 1.5 million bpd previously to 1.3 million bpd for 2019. Click read more below for additional detail.
10Dec 18
The Freedom of Choice
Over the past five years, the Keep Me Posted campaign has been working hard to retain people’s right to receive paper bills at no extra cost. Now, with 12 countries running the campaign and a number of successes under its belt, it’s spreading its message worldwide. From September 16 this year, BT altered its policy on customer billing. There was no big fanfare, not much in the papers, and certainly nothing on TV. They stated that if any of their customers wanted to receive their bills on paper, they would have to pay the utility giant £3 for each one. That’s £3 for printing a few sheets of A4, putting them in an envelope and putting it in the post. In anyone’s view, £3 for a paper bill (on top of the bill itself) is a lot of money. But for the elderly, the poor, the disabled, those without access to the internet, or simply those that feel they shouldn’t be penalised for wanting to receive their bills on paper, it’s at best unfair, at worst financially dangerous. Click read more below for additional detail.