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Efficient and profitable Bioenergy solutions.

Gustav MelinPresident AEBIOM, CEO SVEBIO

Bucharest, 8 March 2016

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• Promotes the increased use of sustainable bioenergy.

• 30 national associations

• About 80 associated companies

• Activities: lobbying, workshops, newsletters, European projects, working groups, conferences and networking, etc.

• Based in Brussels in the Renewable Energy House

• Member of EREC (European Renewable Energy Council) and WBA (World Bioenergy Association)

About AEBIOMEuropean Biomass Association

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AEBIOM FULL MEMBERS

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– Swedish Bioenergy Association founded in 1980

Interest organisation for companies and private persons

Almost 300 member companies - producers, users, manufacturing firms, consultants and service companies etc.

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Bioenergy Key Facts

• Final energy consumption of bioenergy in 2013 was 105 Mtoe, almost doublethat of 2000

• Bioenergy is 62% of EU renewable energy consumption today• 50% of the 20% EU renewable energy target in 2020

Source: AEBIOM statistical report 2015

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Bioenergy Key Facts

Source: AEBIOM statistical report 2015

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‐ Dedicated to increase the use of bioenergy in an economically and environmentally optimal way.

In 2013 the Swedish energy supply reached 52 per cent renewables.

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Renewable energy supply in Sweden, 1970-2012, TWh

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Bioenergy, 125 TWh,

34,3%

Hydro power, 51,5 TWh,

14,1%

Wind power,9,9 TWh, 2,6%

Oil, 97,5 TWh,

26,7%

Nuclear power,50 TWh, 13,7%

Coal, 18,3 TWh, 5%

Fossil gas, 9,9 TWh, 2,7% Heat pumps , 3,1

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Final energy use in Sweden 2014

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TREND FOR TOTAL STANDING VOLUME IN FOREST

The total standing volume, and thus the amount of stored carbon, has doubled in Sweden’s forests in the previous hundred years, thanks to reforestation and good

forest management. Source: Swedish National Forest Inventory

Million cubic metre standing volume, stem volume over bark from stump to tip.

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Salix – Short Rotation Coppice Willows.

Waste water irrigation on Salix in Enköping

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Jelgava Biofuel CHP Plant - Latvia• Jelgava biofuel CHP plant provide 85%

percent of Jelgava district heating

• Installed capacity - 23MWe and –45MWth. The plant generate 230 GWh of heat and 110 GWh of electricity

• Fuel – biomass (woodchips)

• Total investment in Jelgava CHP plant –70 million Euros in plant and associated infrastructure constructions

• Commissioned – September 2013

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Klaipeda, Lithuania

Waste to Energy, Municipal Solid WasteCombined Heat and Power

20 MWe / 50 MWthIn operation since May 2013Total investment 130 MEUR

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Igelstaverken.

Combined Heat and Power plant in Södertälje south of Stockholm

200 MWth for District Heating.85 MWe for Power production

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Installations of powder burners• Burner size 5 – 50 MWth• There are several suppliers of Multifuel burners

that can use wood powder, coal powder, oil or natural gas.

• In November2015 World market price of brentcrude oil is 46 USD/Barrel.

• One barrel contains 1,7 MWh energy.• One tonne of wood pellets contains 4,8 MWh, • Price (World market) of 4,8 MWh Crude Oil = € 122• Price of 4,8 MWh pellets delivered in port = € 135

Oil for heating are now often replaced by wood pellets in Multi fuel burners

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Recent investmentsin Swedish Foodindustry outsideEmission Trading Scheme.

DiaryBreweryJuiceCandyWhiskyChark

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• Green house heating• Asphalt production• Laundries

Other ongoing industry investments with pellets our bio oil use as fuel.

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• Bioenergy is a renewable carbon neutral energy source.

• Going from imported fuels to local fuels promote companies and jobs in the local area.

• Better energy security when purchasing energy from local supply chains.

• Potential to use abandonned land, waste resources and by-products from forestry and agriculture and create value.

Benefits with investments in Bioenergy

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• Romania has large unused resources in arable land, waste resources and forest by-products.

• Romania has knowledge and well educated people that can contribute and develop this industry. Both in combined heat and power and in transportation.

• AEBIOM look forward to continue to cooperate with ARBIO to develop European and Romanian Energy business.

Great potantial for the future in Romanian Bioenergy.

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