Authors
Olalla Díaz-Yáñez, Blas Mola-Yudego, Perttu Anttila, Dominik Röser, Antti Asikainen
Publication date
2013/5/1
Source
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews
Volume
21
Pages
562-571
Publisher
Pergamon
Description
Forest chips are becoming an important alternative resource for energy in Europe. The aim of this study is to review and analyze the current procurement methods and potentials of forest chips in Europe, based on questionnaires sent to relevant experts in different countries as well as a literature review of existing literature. The compilation of current uses of wood chips and existing procurement methods was based on data from several professionals in 17 countries. The analysis of the forest chips potentials by countries combined data supplied by the experts as well as additional sources based in the literature. The results showed that Finland and Sweden use the largest volumes of forest chips, and is expected that many other countries will experience a significant increase in the use to produce energy. Currently, the main source of forest chips in most of the countries are logging residues, but in the near future it is …
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