The intensified fire season of 2023 in Canada and other countries necessitates urgent efforts to promote wildfire resilience while facilitating a sustainable and reliable biomass supply. Wildfire management involves prevention and mitigation treatments such as thinning, as well as post-fire harvest activities including the sustainable extraction of biomass from affected areas. However, the complexities and […]
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read moreDr. Yan Boulanger (NRCan, Canadian Forest Service): Climate Change Impacts on Wildfires on the Forest Sector in Quebec Dr. Cyriac Mvolo, Dr. Christian Hébert & Dr. Isabelle Duchesne (NRCan, Canadian Forest Service): Post-Fire Salvage Logging in Canada: Assessing the Economic Value of Burnt Trees for Different Industrial Sectors Sylvain Volpe (FPInnovations): Biomass Potential from Canadian […]
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read moreBiomass supply chains and bio-hubs are systems and intermediate facilities to enable landowners and managers to deliver biomass resulting from land management to markets. To support the effective communication of knowledge and best practice from around the world on biomass supply chains and bio-hubs, a unique web-based dashboard was developed in 2021 to present the […]
read moreCollaboration workshop between IEA Bioenergy TCP Task 40, 42, 43, 44, 45 and the Horizon 2020 BRANCHES project. An intertask working group (BioSyn) was initiated following up on the discussions at the IEA Bioenergy Task 43 and BioEast Initiative Workshop (10 Oct 2019) and the IEA Bioenergy Conference 2021 session on biomass mobilization (30 Nov […]
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