Biomass/Energy-Timber- Pulp/Paper. What effect will Energy have in the Future on the Swedish Forestry?

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Biomass/Energy-Timber- Pulp/Paper Swedish Biomass Equipment, Harvest Operations and Markets What effect will Energy have in the Future on the Swedish Forestry? Peter Nyström Head of fuel department

BIOPOWER IN SWEDEN 2012

Heat plant around 1 MW using local wood chips and supplying heat to village with school, a few apartments buildings, and small industries

Example CHP in Östersund

Drottningholm - The royal palace Pellets boiler, 900 kw Grate-fired Delivered by: Järnforsen Energisystem AB Saving 1,500 000 SEK Converting from 67% oil and 33% electricity to 92% biofuels, 5% electricity and 3% oil Prepared for energy crops

Ena Energy April 27-30, 2014 - Seattle, Washington Peter Nyström Head of Fuel department 7

Consumption - Production Almost 100 % biomass 400 GWh (ca 500 000 m 3 or ca 160 000 ton) 70-100 GWh Electricity 200-250 GWh Heat 1 GWh = 1 000 MWh = 1 000 000 kwh = about 50 villa/house energy consumption during 1 year 8

Distribution net Fakta: Consumers: 1653 st Anslutningsgrad 95% Villa 77 % Length of Net : 10 mil Water volym net: 3900 m3 Volym Ackumulator: 7000 m3 9

Biofuelmix history Graf 10

Background to the Swedish development 1. No domestic fossil energy sources 2. Large forest resources and efficient forest industry sector 3. District heating common 4. A common view - free market and market conditions - general incentives. 5. Good political support

The city of Sundsvall in middle Sweden is located between two mountain ranges. Before district heating was introduced, smole from hundreds of chimneys and smoke stacks caused serious air pollution, particularly on cold winter days. Today almost all of the houses are connected to the district heating grid, supplying 80,000 people with heat. And the air quality has improved accordingly. Pictures supplied by Sundsvall Energi, photo Torbjörn Berhkvist

Renewable energy supply in Sweden, 1970-2012, TWh 225 200 Wind power Bioenergy, peat Hydro power incl. Wind power to 1996 175 150 125 100 75 50 25 0 Year 1972 1975 1978 1981 1984 1987 1990 1993 1996 1999 2002 2005 2008 2011 Source: Energimyndigheten och SCB

Swedish bioenergy use 1970 to 2009 from 40 TWh to 127 TWh

Final energy use and electricity exports 2012 Fossil gas 10,9 TWh; 2,7% Coal 16,4 TWh; 4,1% Wind power 6 TWh; 1,5% Heat pumps 5,0 TWh; 1,2% Nuclear power 55,9 TWh; 13,8% Bioenergy 130,8 TWh; 32,4% Hydro power 71 TWh; 17,6% Oil 108 TWh; 26,7%

Biofuels in road transports 2012 Diesel 51.8% Bensin 39.4% Naturgas 0.7% Biodrivmedel 8,1% B100 0.5% HVO 1.2% E5 1.3% E85 + ED95 1.5% B7 2.7% Biogas 1.0%

Biomass Timber Pulp/Paper Is it possible for the Forest in Sweden to supply all the needs in future? 28,5 milj. hektar 20,5 milj. hektar = 50,6 milj.acres

The Swedish standpoint sustainable, well-managed forests can play an important role in a switch-over to renewable energy systems with low impact on climate and environment

Trend for total standing volume since 1920, all land-use 1 Excl. high mountains, restricted military areas, urban land and water surfaces. Millions cubic metre standing volume (stem volume over bark from stump to tip) Source: National Board of Inventory www.svebio.se

A postcard from 1902 shows barren surroundings around this church in western Sweden. Today there are trees everywhere. This is a common development in most parts of Sweden during the last 100 years. Less grazing (fewer milk cows and sheep), less use of firewood, better management of forests, etc, are the causes of this development.

Swedish bioenergy use Development so far and forecast Bioenergy use TWh/yr Transports CHP electricity Electricity Residential District heating Industrial use 2-3 TWh/yr

corresponding to over 1 Mm 3 solid/yr!

Supply routes Overview of forest fuel supply routes in 2010

Energy share of Swedish annual felling ~9 % primary forest fuels 23 % Energy 46 % Pulpwood Annual felling (~100 Mm 3 stemwood) 46 % sawlogs 16 % pulp chips 20 % Sawn goods 36 % Pulp & Paper 8 % Firewood 10 % sawdust, bark & shavings Sources: Swedish Forest Industries & Official Statistics Sweden

Residues 2010 + 11 % 10,1 M m 3 loose, 8,9 TWh Utilization may be doubled Not publicly controversial

Comminution, integration Concentration, operation Residues Drying Storage Concentration Spec tools

M3f? Ton? MWh? Terrängtransport

Råa ton? TTV? M3s? MWh? Sönderdelning

Lastbilstransport MWh? TTV? M3s?

Tågtransport

SORTIMENT

Råa ton? M3f? M3s? MWh? M3fub? MWh? TTV? Terminal / Industri

Comminution

Where can it be done?

Effects on transport economy 15-25 %, loads 18-22 ton 25-45 % 35-40 %, loads 28-32 ton 50-65 %, loads > 35 ton

Machine selection Grinders Chippers

System alternatives

Policy and legislation The Swedish Energy Agency is subordinate to the Ministry of Enterprise, Energy and Communications and regulated by the Government through the instruction. Parliament and the Government decide on the assignments and budget of the Agency.

Och framtiden då? Ett tufft scenario från Färdplan 2050. Vägen dit är en mix av tuffare styrmedel och teknikutveckling.

Världens energianvändning fördubblades mellan 1973 och 2010

Oljans andel minskade med en tredjedel

Thank you for your attention Peter Nyström