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    Kent Downs Woodfuel Pathfinder

    Woodland Contractors Workshop

    Evolving market opportunities

    17 November 2011

    Matthew Woodcock

    Forestry Commission South East England

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    Major Sawmills

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    Established markets:

    Slough Heat & Power

    Verdo Renewables

    Bedmax

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    Evolving woodfuel markets:

    BAA - Heathrow

    Waitrose

    Local Woodheat users:

    Estover

    LARGE SCALE

    MEDIUM SCALE

    SMALL SCALE

    Firewood

    LC Energy

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    Not just woodfuel:

    Post and Rail

    Chestnut fencing

    Chestnutpanels

    Faggots

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    Sawn wood

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    Simple shelters etc

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    Homes:

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    Offices:

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    South East EnglandWoodfuel Strategy suggested targets by County

    County WoodlandArea

    (hectares)

    %

    Woodland

    cover

    FC

    holding

    (Hectares)

    % of

    woodland

    cover

    Non FC holding

    (hectares)Woodfuel Strategy

    target by % non FC

    woodland area

    (m3/yr)

    Woodfuel

    Strategy

    Suggested County

    Target (m3/yr)

    Berkshire 18,308 14.5 444 2.4 17,864 38,103 35,000

    Buckinghamshire 17,573 9.4 1,753 10.0 15,820 33,743 33,000

    Oxfordshire 18,235 7 629 3.4 17,606 37,553 35,000

    Surrey 37,564 22.4 1,588 4.2 35,976 76,735 70,000

    Hampshire 66,939 17.7 20,136 30.1 46,803 99,828 105,000

    Isle of Wight 4,549 12 1,146 25.2 3,403 7,258 7,000

    West Sussex 37,507 18.9 3,789 10.1 33,718 71,919 70,000

    East Sussex 29,924 16.7 2,643 8.8 27,281 58,189 55,000

    Kent 39,487 10.6 3,540 9.0 35,947 76,673 90,000

    270,086 14.4 35,668 234,418 500,000 500,000

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    Whats the potential?

    Traditionalbroadleaved4m3/ha/yr

    Conifers >

    8m

    3/

    ha/yr

    Traditionalcoppice species

    >6m3/

    ha/yr

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    How much heat is this?

    1 cubic metre of seasoned chestnut: @ 30% moisture content

    will provide > 2,200kWhrs heat

    So 90,000m3 of wood could provide Approx. 200,000,000 kWh

    An average home uses about 15,000kWh/yr So in South East England we could heat >13,000 homes

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    Value of wood as a heat source?

    Heating oil at 60 pence per litre Provides 10kWh per litre

    Cost = 6 pence per kWh

    Seasoned chestnut (30% MC) Provides 2,200 kWh per m3 Matched against oil = 130 per m3

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    RHI Calculator

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    Local supply: Surrey sports centre

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    An evolving market for low quality wood

    Local markets offer: reduced costs

    improved market security

    higher margins

    Markets for low quality wood allow us to:

    undertake silvicultural operations improve timber quality

    Interest in woodfuel is stimulating interest in wood asa whole

    and encouraging interest in woodland creation.