University of Ljubljana / European Forest Institute / Norwegian University of Life Sciences / /
IndustryTerm
stakeholder groups / by-product / technology resulting / energy wood sector / forest ecosystem services / policy solutions / energy status / energy wood removals / machinery / ecosystem services / potential solutions / improved products / energy sources / greenhouse gas mitigation / expected energy efficient technologies / energy self-sufficiency / energy supply / identified energy wood consumption / energy wood harvesting area / intensive energy wood production / energy / energy production / energy wood production / discriminate other energy wood / wood-based energy demand / biomass energy / forest energy wood sector / energy wood / energy wood utilization increases / forest chips / energy purposes / sustainable forest management / energy wood assortments / energy efficient technologies / wood-based energy / energy wood strategies / energy wood policies / electricity production / less efficient technologies / wood energy production / energy wood call / energy wood utilization / energy wood demand / energy efficient utilization / forest industry by-products / /
NaturalFeature
Forest Europe et al. / Forest Research Institute Baden-Württemberg / /
Organization
University of Ljubljana / Department of Ecology and Natural Resource Management / Department of Forestry and Renewable Forest Resources / Forest Sciences Center of Catalonia / European Forest Institute / European Parliament / Research Council of Norway / European Regional Office / United Nations / Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness in Spain / Norwegian University of Life Sciences / Federal Ministry of Education / European Union / Ministry of Agriculture / /
Person
Freiburg / Regina Rhodius / Elena Górriz / Andreas Schuck / Francesca Ferranti / Leena Kärkkäinen / Lidija Zadnik Stirn / Theresa Frei / Mikko Kurttila / Britta Böhr / Vasja Leban / Marie Peters / / /
More fodder for the oven? Dealing with forest related conflicts arising from the production and use of energy wood in Europe (with emphasis on Finland, Germany, Norway, Slovenia and Spain) Background paper for COOL sessi