In a groundbreaking partnership, Ponsse Plc, renowned for their cut-to-length forest machines, and SSAB, a leading steel manufacturer, have united their efforts to introduce fossil-free steel into the production of forest machinery. With the gradual implementation set to begin in 2026, Ponsse aims to solidify its position as a provider of sustainable solutions, while SSAB moves closer to its vision of establishing a fully fossil-free value chain.The collaboration between Ponsse and SSAB signifies a shared commitment to combatting climate change and reducing CO₂ emissions in the forestry sector. Ponsse recognizes the pivotal role its products and services play in assisting customers to achieve their climate objectives amid the transition to a low-carbon economy. Juha Inberg, Chief R&D and Technology Officer at Ponsse Plc, asserts, "Our PONSSE EV1 forwarder concept with completely electric drive and our partnership with SSAB regarding fossil-free steels will lead our development towards carbon-neutral forestry."
In a groundbreaking partnership, Ponsse Plc, renowned for their cut-to-length forest machines, and SSAB, a leading steel manufacturer, have united their efforts to introduce fossil-free steel into the production of forest machinery. With the gradual implementation set to begin in 2026, Ponsse aims to solidify its position as a provider of sustainable solutions, while SSAB moves closer to its vision of establishing a fully fossil-free value chain.The collaboration between Ponsse and SSAB signifies a shared commitment to combatting climate change and reducing CO₂ emissions in the forestry sector. Ponsse recognizes the pivotal role its products and services play in assisting customers to achieve their climate objectives amid the transition to a low-carbon economy. Juha Inberg, Chief R&D and Technology Officer at Ponsse Plc, asserts, "Our PONSSE EV1 forwarder concept with completely electric drive and our partnership with SSAB regarding fossil-free steels will lead our development towards carbon-neutral forestry."
