Sentence examples for forest energy from inspiring English sources

As more than half of the area of the Achental region is covered with forests, the fuel demand for the wood gasification plant can be covered by the regional potentials of forest energy wood, landscape maintenance wood and residual sawdust.

In the study of forest energy crops [5], the authors estimate that the current biomass consumption (2.0 Mt/year) is close to the supply of residual biomass (2.0 2.5 Mt/year), and citing [6], 1.1 Mt/year are eucalyptus and 1.41 Mt/year are pine.

Correspondingly, Asikainen et al. [ 59] find a theoretical potential of forest energy to 7.1 EJyr−1 and technical 1.7 EJyr−1.7

It's the same with forests, energy, or whatever finite natural resource your company relies upon.

This article proposes a forest-energy programme that will contribute to reducing the risk of forest fires in this Atlantic Region of Southern Europe.

The present paper applies and adapts the methodology of integrated assessment focus groups (IA-FGs) in order to understand and analyse the enhancing factors, as well as the constraints which drive or limit the take-off and development of sustainable forest biomass energy systems in a selected large forested area of the Mediterranean basin.

"If you replace a growing forest by energy crops under the current accounting rules of the EU, you may very well increase greenhouse gas emissions".

Therefore, sustainable forest and energy policies are necessary to incorporate both the supply side management through resource development and the demand side management through energy efficiency gains.

As governance and institutions have regrouped after the early post-Soviet transition era, new or renewed developments in forest and energy sectors have emerged.

The amendment directs the secretaries of both the Energy and Agriculture departments and the head of the EPA to create policies for forest biomass energy, and to recognize its "carbon neutrality" so long as the forests involved continue to be managed to grow trees.

The results show that any form of profitable forest use including energy wood production is welcomed by Spanish stakeholders, as it makes proper forest management economically viable thus contributing to the prevention of wildfires.