the demand of forest biomass is increasing how can we ... · • increasing demand -> increasing...
TRANSCRIPT
© Natural Resources Institute Finland© Natural Resources Institute Finland
Dr. Perttu Anttila
Senior Researcher
Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke)
ENERWOODS International Conference
Stockholm
27th Aug 2015
The Demand of Forest Biomass Is
Increasing – How Can We Develop
Supply Chains?
© Natural Resources Institute Finland
Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke)
• Fusion of
– MTT Agrifood Research Finland
– Finnish Forest Research Institute
Metla
– Finnish Game and Fisheries
Research Institute RKTL
– Information Centre of the Ministry of
Agriculture and Forestry Tike
• Started 1 January 2015
• Combined resources 2014 turnover
140 EUR milj.
• Personnel aprox.1600
• Locations 38
• http://www.luke.fi/en/
• Increasing demand -> increasing
distances -> need to increase cost
efficiency
• Seasonal fluctuations
• Quality management
Drivers of development of harvesting and logistics
Figure 1. Regional balance between harvesting potential and
demand of RFB under two different harvesting scenarios for
roundwood, Maximum sustainable scenario (MAX) and
Business as usual scenario (BAU). For more information see
Anttila et al. (2014).
Mapping and critical analysis of existing harvesting
technologies
Whole tree supply chains in Norway
Belbo & Talbot (2014)
Roadside
chipping chain
cheapest
Bigger trucks
more cost
efficient
Use of
terminals
increases
costs
Whole tree supply chains in Norway
Belbo & Talbot (2014)
Storage costs
~10% of the
total
Biggest costs
in baling
chains
Lowest costs
in direct
deliveries
Evaluating long distance transportation solutions
Long-distance supply of energy wood in Finland
Nivala et al. (2015)
Energy wood
balance
negative
Energy wood
balance
positive
Long-distance supply of energy wood in Finland
Nivala et al. (2015)
Whole-tree
chains more
expensive
than
stemwood
chains
Big trucks
more
competitive
than train
Wood chip transport in Estonia
Irdla et al. (2015)
Rear driving axle trucks
1.00 € km-1
Multi-lift trucks
1.47 € km-1
Double driving axle trucks
1.09 € km-1
Multi-lift trucks
uneconomic due to high
investment cost
Wood chip transport in Estonia
Irdla et al. (2015)
10°C increase in
temperature ->
5% decrease in
fuel
consumption
Evaluation of the cost saving potential of precision
supply of biomass
Precision supply of logging residues in Finland
Windisch et al. (2015)
Precision supply of logging residues in Finland
Windisch et al. (2015)
Up to 8%
higher energy
content could
be delivered
Precision supply of logging residues in Finland
Windisch et al. (2015)
Supply costs
could be
decreased
by up to 7%
Binding the results to the other work packages…
Logistical wishes for the future energy forests
Laitila et al. (2010)
Logistics as a part of the future energy systems
Jäppinen et al. (2014)
Conclusions
• Logistical solutions location
specific
• Increase net loads in
transportation
• Utilize existing information
more efficiently
References
Anttila, P., Nivala, M., Laitila, J., Flyktman, M., Salminen, O. & Nivala, J. 2014. Metsähakkeen
alueellinen korjuupotentiaali ja käyttö vuonna 2020. Metlan työraportteja / Working Papers of the
Finnish Forest Research Institute 313: 55.
Belbo, H. & Talbot, B. 2014. Systems analysis of ten supply chains for whole tree chips. Forests
5(9): 2084-2105.
Hofsten von, H. & Funck, J. 2015. Utveckling av HCT-fordon i Sverige. Arbetsrapport från
Skogforsk 865. 28 p.
Irdla, M., Padari, A., Muiste, P. 2015. The alternatives of transport of wood chips in Estonian
conditions – a case study. Submitted.
Jäppinen, E., Korpinen, O.-J., Laitila, J. & Ranta, T. 2014. Greenhouse gas emissions of forest
bioenergy supply and utilization in Finland. Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews 29:
369-382.
Laitila, J., Heikkilä, J. & Anttila, P. 2010. Harvesting alternatives, accumulation and procurement
cost of small-diameter thinning wood for fuel in Central Finland. Silva Fennica 44(3): 465-480.
Nivala, M., Anttila, P. & Laitila, J. 2015. A GIS-based comparison of long-distance supply of energy
wood for future needs from young forests to the coast of Finland. Submitted.
Routa, J., Asikainen, A., Björheden, R., Laitila, J. and Röser, D. 2012. Forest energy procurement-
state of the art in Finland and Sweden. Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: WIREs Energy and
Environment 2012. doi: 10.1002/wene.24.
Venäläinen, P. & Korpilahti, A. 2015. HCT-ajoneuvoyhdistelmien vaikutus puutavarakuljetusten
tehostamisessa [Impact of HCT articulated vehicles in boosting efficiency of timber transport –
Preliminary study]. MEE Publications 30/2015.
Windisch, J., Väätäinen, K., Anttila, P., Nivala, M., Laitila, J., Asikainen, A. & Sikanen, L. 2015.
Discrete-event simulation of an information-based raw material allocation process for increasing
the efficiency of an energy wood supply chain. Applied Energy 149: 315-325.
© Natural Resources Institute Finland
Thank you!