1. Wood energy and raw material supply Forest owners’ views Ivar Korsbakken, special adviser

2. Forestry and The Climate BINDING MAN’S USE ABSORPTION FOSSIL ENERGY

3. Sustainable wood energy Sustainable forest management Sustainable energy production Substitution effect Certified wood energy

4.  Complex  Dynamic  Economic  Politics  Logistic  Relations

5. Cellulose ethanol Black liquor gasification Biomass gasification ? Use of wood Pulp and paper mills 46% pulp wood 36% pulp and paper 23% energy 16% wood chip Sawmill and board industry 46% sawn timber 20% wooden goods 8% bark and shavings Heat production 8% firewood 16% energy

6. As well as Cellulose ethanol Black liquor gasification Biomass gasification ? Pulp and paper mills Sawmill and board industry Heat production 46% pulp wood 36% pulp and paper 23% energy 16% wood chip 46% sawn timber 20% wooden goods 8% bark and shavings 8% firewood 16% energy

7. Idag / pot. TWh SwedenFinlandNorwayDenmark Primary wood energy 20 / 40 (50)15 / 256 / 161 / 2,5 Industrial By- prod. Ex. lye 35 / 4525 / 254 / 5- / - Lye etc35 / 4545 / 455 / 5- / - Totalt90 /130 (140) 85 / 9515 / 261 / 2,5 Today: 190 TWh (ca 95 milj. m3) Potential: 260 TWh (130 milj. m3) Wood energy potensial in the Nordic countriesd

8. 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

9. 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

10. Forest based energy (total)  2006 2010-2015 2050  Primary forest fuel 204050  Forest planting bare and arable land -510  Lye from pulp industry and industrial bi-products 707590  Total 90TWh/year 120150

11. Annual Increment and Cutting (Mill. m3)

12. Price pulpwood in Norway 1979 – 2003 (2002 price level - index)

16. Search for new sources

17. Research and development A Strategic Research Agenda for Innovation, Competitiveness and Quality of Life

18. Developing the value chain Develop political and economic frameworks contributing to the value creation in the whole industry

19. Common goals Forest owners Government Tourism:500 ➨ 1000 mill € Wood: 900 ➨ 1150 mill € Bio energy: 400 ➨ 650 mill € Funds Industry Trade For the forest owner Value in the chain

20. Mobilisation of wood

21. 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

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