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challenging
Robinwood
Component 4
Promotion of Energy from
Local Wood
Contributions promised
clearly defined
Wood Energy component
…encourages the use of wood cut-offs and waste
from the wood chain. A reduction in the use of
fossil fuels,… will invigorate the economy and
stimulate technological innovation.
Planned results:
 Consumers will receive information on wood fuel
 Increased sales of wood as a fuel source
 New suppliers of innovative technology in the area
 Politicians and SMEs are aware of biomass potential
countable
Wood Energy component –
Indicators to be used
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Volume of sales of fuel wood
(10% increase over 2003)
Number of forest owners using wood off-cuts
(10% increase over 2003)
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Projects approved at political level or investments
by companies or individuals (at least 6)
practically speaking
Wood Energy component –
First outputs
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6 reports on regional resources and maps
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1 joint survey into needs and wood characteristics
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Report on agents in the region
(June 2005)
(June 2005)
1 catalogue of technologies and logistical systems
available (Dec 2005)
(Dec 2005)
so far achieved
Comments
to
indicators
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Wls
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Given
indicators
Report on
woodenergy
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GIS maps
Speakers
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Mur ESk
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first priority
Still to be done from 1st half year :
 Reports have to be submitted to Brandenburg
(including the information using the set up
indicators, a detailed list of stakeholders and
quantitative indications of wood fuel sales and
forest owners engaged for 2003).
 Brandenburg will comment on the results and ask
for additional information to get a consistent
picture.
 After final transfer of information Brandenburg will
edit a report on the situation of wood fuel in 6
European regions (as a basis for the conference).
manifold
Wood resources (demand finds its resource):
 Forest residues
- first thinning operations
- crowns
- final cuttings
- others
 Process residues incl. Pellets
 Short rotation copices
 Wood waste
for
 Heat production
 Electricity production (small <2MW, big up to 20 MW)
 Fuel production
someone who needs
Consumers (according to market development):
 4. Private Households (5-20 kW, 100-200 kWh/m²)
 Housing development (up to 20 houses)
 2. Public buildings (50-500 kW)
 Housing companies (500-2,000 kW)
 3. SMEs (also electricity)
 1. Wood processing companies (200-2,000 kW)
 Electricity producer
governing
economy
technology
sales
regulations
perception
moving
Technologies:
 Cutting, moving
 chipping
 drying
 pelletizing
 transporting
 Burning (comparison)/ gasifying (Innovation)
 Small CHP
 separating
 disposing
stand complexity
Regulations:
 Forest certification
 Fuel quality
 Load restrictions
 Building regulations
 Emission regulations
 Waste disposal restrictions
 Taxation
 Grant schemes (contribution to total costs)
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to influence
Economy:
 Competitors (technology, suppliers, convenience)
 Investments (economies of scale)
 Building adjustments
 Fuel prices
 Loans
 Subsidies
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examine carefully
Perception (no sales without satisfaction):
 Yesterdays fuel
 Fighting climate change
 Saving money
 Getting some extra sports
 Making use of residues
 Doubting convenience
 Enhancing regional economy
 Being modern
 Dirty, polluting
plenty
City utilities,
ESCO`s
Building
companies
Installers
Building
administrations
municiplaities
Ministry
environment
Agriculatural
enterprises
plants
< 100 kW
100-1.000 kW
>1.000 kW
Woodprocessing
industries
Reg. Forestry
administration
Parliament
Multipliers
Welfare
organisations
Forestry
companies
plantproducers
Ministry
economy
woodowners
- state, municipalities,
church, private
- operating community
- forest association
Players in the wood fuel market of Brandenburg
WLHOlz2.ppt
to be served
Entrepreneurs
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Forest owners
Farmers
Fuel producers (logs, chips, pellets)
Installers
Fuel traders
Oven, Boiler traders
Boiler manufacturers
Energy service companies
Wood processing companies
Waste companies
Specialized engineering companies
countable
Obstacles, Barriers
 Missing knowledge
 No fuel available
 High investments
 competing fuel
 missing political
support, missing visions
 Cheap fuel from abroad
Levers, accelerators
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Brochures, training,
demonstrations
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Logistics, traders,
Contracting, grants
better marketing
Lobbying activities,
consistent action
cf. especially minutes SC3
Partner’s tasks for the preparation of the int.
wood energy conference (Jan 23rd-27th, 2006):
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Ask 2 – 3 speakers for the different thematic
sections of the conference (political constraints,
wood fuel production, agroforestry).
Ask the forestry faculties in your country whether
they would send students for the first two day
lectures to Eberswalde.
If lecturers would like to contribute to these
lectures they are welcome.
Translate the 1st announcement to your local
language and distribute them to interested
participants.
Partner’s tasks for the preparation of the int.
wood energy conference (Jan 23rd-27th, 2006):
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Prepare yourself with a list of addresses for the
final version of the conference programme
specific
Task for 2nd half year: Documentation on
Technology and Fuel Quality (1)
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Every partner should give a description on typical
production methods of wood fuel from first
thinning, final cutting, wood processing and waste
wood production including technological and
economical parameters.(+ innovations)
Every partner will describe typical installations for
private homes, public buildings and SMEs using
technical and economical descriptions on heat
demand, fuel supply, storage, feeding, furnace,
emission control, control, ash disposal, building
envelope.(+innovations)
specific
Documentation on Technology and Fuel
Quality (2)
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Every partner will describe typical installations for
electricity production (small or large scale)
including constraints of the energy market where
it has to compete with.
Every partner will give information on technology
providers and R&D institutions in his country that
work on the improvement of one or the other
technology step.
Please give information as well on quality
parameters and quality control that are being used
in trading wood fuel with regard to production and
combustion technology.
thank you !
Hope to get in touch for Technology
transfer and promotion
Centre for Energy Technology Brandenburg GmbH
Friedlieb-Runge-Straße 3, 03046 Cottbus
Economist Silke Goerlich, Cottbus, 0355 - 69 3302
Dipl. Ing. Susanne Gadacz, Cottbus, 0355 – 69 4045
Dipl. Ing. Klaus Schwarz, Cottbus, 0355 – 69 3302
Dipl. Ing Rolf Santruschek, Cottbus, 0355 69 3302
Dipl. Pol. Dieter Sasse, Eberswalde, 03334 65 183
Dipl. Ing. Wolfram Köhler, Pritzwalk, 03395 – 301836
Dr. Georg Wagener-Lohse, Cottbus, 0173 53 53 105, [email protected]