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Wood Energy activities by the UNECE/FAO Forestry and Timber Section
Geneva, 16 June 2014
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‐ Why do we work on wood energy?
‐ What do we do?
‐ What could be the role your ToS?
Why do we work on wood energy?
UNECE/FAO Forestry and Timber Section, our four “Work Areas”:
WA1: Data, monitoring and assessmentWA2: Policy dialogue and adviceWA3: Communication and outreachWA4: Capacity‐building
… this is all about forests, where is the part on wood energy?
Forest Sector Outlook
Forest SectorOutlook
*Source: EIA
Europe Brent Spot Price (Dollars per Barrel) *
Why do we work on wood energy?
Wood fuel ‐ Is an important forest product‐ Is the most important single source of renewable energy‐ Creates jobs in rural areas with short supply chains‐ Facilitates development of small and medium size enterprises‐ Is carbon neutral, is burnt in modern stoves‐ Is cross‐sectoral
partial information available but scatteredinformal market structures
Why do we work on wood energy?
Good data are key for fact based decisions
They replicate reality to the extend possible and need to be: ‐ Compatible (JFSQ/RENQUES)‐ Recent (1‐2 years intervals)‐ Inclusive (production, consumption and trade)‐ Track new developments and technologies‐ Freely available and transparent
What do we do?
We developed the “Joint Wood Energy Enquiry” (JWEE), in close cooperation and communication with:
‐ International Energy Agency‐ Eurostat‐ Food and Agriculture Organisation
… and significant expert support from Statistics Austria
What is the JWEE in a nutshell?
Collect best available information on all sources and all uses of wood for energy:
[1 000 m3] U1 Power & heat DQ
U2 Industrial DQ
U3 Residential DQ
U4 Other DQ
Sum [U1;U2;U3;U4] %
S1 Direct
S2 Indirect
S3 Recovered
S4 Unspecified
Sum [S1;S2;S3;S4]
%
USES
SOU
RC
ES
Forest Sector Outlook
Forest SectorOutlook
*Source: EIA
EU Directive 2009/28/EC
JWEE ‘05
EFSOS II
JWEE ‘11
JWEE ‘07
JWEE ‘09
Europe Brent Spot Price (Dollars per Barrel) *
ECE JWEE & EU NREAP
Data on wood for energy by sources [m3/t]Structure is fully compatible – reporting is not!
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 201620112011
JWEE (reference years)
EU NREAP (Directive 2009/28/EC)
Progress report(reference years)
Submission NREAP report for reference years n‐1, n‐
2
• Preliminary Comparison of totaled sources (EU24)
total dev. total dev.NREAP 2013 350 - 64 -EUwood 323 -8% 68 6%Eurobserv'er 340 -3% 71 11%Eurostat 341 -3% 72 13%
raw material [Mm³] primary energy [Mtoe]
calculated value
total dev. total dev.NREAP 2013 335 - 61 -EUwood 313 -7% 66 8%Eurobserv'er 320 -4% 67 10%Eurostat 320 -4% 67 10%
raw material [Mm³] primary energy [Mtoe]
2011
2012
EU NREAP – first assessment
What else do we do?
UNECE/FAO Forestry and Timber Section, our four “Work Areas”:
WA1: Data, monitoring and assessment JWEE (’05/’07/’09/‘11), FPAMR chapter 9 since 2007, JFSQ pellets since 2012
WA2: Policy dialogue and adviceEFSOS II (2011), workshops
WA3: Communication and outreachWebsite, press releases, presentations, InterEnerStat, Bioenergy tasks
WA4: Capacity‐buildingWorkshops (Minsk, Paris, etc.)
What could be the role your ToS ?
‐ Improve networking on wood energy ‐ Guidance on interests of member states and stakeholders‐ Support to next round(s) of the JWEE (update/assessment)‐ Help harmonizing NREAP reporting [m3/t] (conv. factors, data)‐ Help organizing the planned workshop on “less wood for more
heat” (wood energy + energy efficiency) – fall/winter 2014‐ Provide guidance/experts/authors for the planned Study Paper
on Wood Energy in the ECE region (2015)‐ …
For more information please visit: http://www.unece.org/forests/jwee.htmlOr contact Florian Steierer/Alicja Kacprzak:
[email protected] / [email protected]
Thank you for your attention
Why do we work on wood energy?
Forest Sector Outlook
Forest SectorOutlook
*Source: EIA
EU Directive 2009/28/EC
JWEE ‘05
EFSOS II
JWEE ‘11
JWEE ‘07
JWEE ‘09
Europe Brent Spot Price (Dollars per Barrel) *
JWEE ‘11