Nippon Paper's Nozawa on Using Wood to Make Car Batteries

The video discusses the impact of the pandemic on business, highlighting a decline in print paper demand and a rise in demand for hygienic products and e-commerce packaging. It outlines a strategic investment of 350 billion yen in growth areas, focusing on production. The video introduces cellulose nanofiber technology, emphasizing its potential in various industries, including its surprising energy storage properties. The future role of cellulose nanofiber in electric vehicles is explored, noting its benefits in battery storage and lightweight construction, positioning it as an eco-friendly innovation.

How has the pandemic impacted the demand for print paper?

What positive changes have emerged in consumer behavior due to the pandemic?

What is cellulose nanofiber and how is it expected to be utilized in the future?

In what ways can cellulose nanofiber contribute to the electric vehicle industry?

What are the expected benefits of using cellulose nanofiber in eco-friendly products?