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 <country>EPPO</country>
 <datepra>2012-05-30</datepra>
 <title>Global wood chip trade for energy</title>
 <description><![CDATA[<p>This report has been commissioned to identify and present global data on wood chip trade, to analyze the underlying trade patterns, and to conclude upon their interactions with bioenergy policies. At the centre of the analysis is direct trade of wood chips for modern bioenergy use in markets where respective policies are in place. Whereas associated trade flows where the initial reason is not directly related to energy usage, e.g., wood chips for pulp and paper of which a fraction ends up as black liquor and is used for energy (see [8] for a distinction in the case of Finland) are outlined to put the energy related trade into perspective, but not investigated in detail.</p>]]></description>
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  <fullname>EPPO Secretariat</fullname>
  <institute id="14">Other PRAs - Scientific articles and research projects</institute>
 </author>
 <tags>
  <tag>economics</tag>
  <tag>wood chips</tag>
  <tag>trade data</tag>
 </tags>
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  <area isocode="9A">EPPO</area>
 </praarea>
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   <title>2012 -global-wood-chips-study_final.pdf</title>
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