Wood energy and raw material supply

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Wood energy andraw material supply

• Forest owners views
• Ivar Korsbakken, special adviser

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Forestry and The Climate
ABSORPTION
BINDING
MANS USE
FOSSILENERGY
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Sustainable wood energy

• Sustainable forest management
• Sustainable energy production
• Substitution effect
• Certified wood energy

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• Complex
• Dynamic
• Economic
• Politics
• Logistic
• Relations

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Use of wood
Pulp andpaper mills
36 pulp and paper
46 pulp wood
23 energy
16 wood chip
Sawmill and board industry
20 wooden goods
46 sawn timber
8 bark and shavings
Heat production
16 energy
8 firewood
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Pulp andpaper mills
36 pulp and paper
46 pulp wood
23 energy
16 wood chip
Sawmill and board industry
20 wooden goods
46 sawn timber
8 bark and shavings
Heat production
16 energy
8 firewood
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Wood energy potensial in the Nordic countriesd
Today 190 TWh (ca 95 milj. m3) Potential 260
TWh (130 milj. m3)
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European potential

• The Economic and Social Committee estimates
• Annual increment 560 mill m3
• Fellings 350 mill m3
• 10 protected or outside commercial exploitation
• Estimation
• 30 mill m3 from low grade timber (thinnings)
• 70 mill m3 from forest residues
• Total potential 100 mill m3

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Ordinary wooded ground

• Increased growth by 15 20
• clearing and thinning
• cultivated plant material
• ditch clearing
• fertilizing
• more intensive production on percentage of forest
  floor
• Make nature and landscape preservation more
  effective

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Forest based energy (total)

• 2006 2010-2015 2050
• Primary forest fuel 20 40 50
• Forest planting bare and arable land - 5 10
• Lye from pulp industry and industrial
  bi-products 70 75 90
• Total 90 TWh/year 120 150

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Annual Increment and Cutting (Mill. m3)
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Price pulpwood in Norway1979 2003 (2002 price
level - index)
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Search for new sources
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Research and development
A Strategic Research Agenda for Innovation,
Competitiveness and Quality of Life
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Developing the value chain
Develop political and economic
frameworks contributing to the value creation in
the whole industry
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Common goals
Forest owners
Industry
Trade
Tourism 500 ? 1000 mill Wood 900 ? 1150
mill Bio energy 400 ? 650 mill
Government
Funds

• For the forest owner
• Value in the chain

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Mobilisation of wood
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8 District Associations

• 50 of forest owners taking part in forest owner
  co-operatives
• 100 year history
• 80 market share
• Combined political and economic organisations
• Marketing wood, providing service and counselling
• Business development

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www.cepf-eu.org
www.nordicforestry.org