Skogsstatistisk årsbok 2006.pdf - Skogsstyrelsen

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10 Forest industry production
Surendra Joshi
Breakdown of 2005 production of forest industry products:
• sawn wood: 18.0 million m 3 , of which sawn softwood: 17. 8 million m³,
• wood pulp: 12.1 million tons (sulphate pulp 7.8 million tons; mechanical pulp 3.4 million
tons; sulphite pulp 0.6 million tons; and semi-chemical pulp 0.3 million tons),
• market pulp: 4.2 million tons,
• paper and paperboard: 11.7 million tons (newsprint 2.6 millions tons; printing & writing
paper 3.1million tons and other paper & paperboard 6.0 million tons).
This chapter covers structure and production data
for wood consuming industry.
The first section contains information about the
sawmill industry. The latest Sawmill Inventory on
structure and capacity study is from 2001 and is
based on data from 2000 (figures 10.2, 10,3 and tables
10.1, 10.4 and 10.5). The Wood Measurement
Council produces sawn softwood statistics in an
annual study (table 10.6). Data on the production
of impregnated wood, by-products and the type
of agent is available (table 10.8). The production
of pulp, paper and paperboard are shown in tables
10.9, 10.11 and 10.12. The production statistics of
pulp, paper and paperboard are derived from the
Swedish Forest Industries Federation. Information
regarding location, ownership and pulp and paper
industry capacity (figures 10.11 and 10.13).
Production statistics for wood-based panels
are compiled by the Wood and Furniture Manufacturers
Association (table 10.15). Information
about waste paper and paperboard is given in table
10.16 and figure 10.17. Apparent consumption
volumes for some forest industry products are
calculated from production and foreign trade
statistics (table 10.18). Note that stock changes
are not included.
11 Wood fuel
Jan-Olof Loman
The total energy supplied in Sweden was 647 TWh in year 2003, of which the share of biofuels,
peat, etc. was 107 TWh or 17 %. 60 % was used in the industry, 28 % for district
heating and 12 % for heating one- and two-household dwellings and other buildings.
The use of wood fuels in district heating amounted to 19.2 TWh in year 2003.
Around 7 million m 3 stacked volume of firewood are annually used for heating one- or twohousehold
dwelling houses.
This chapter covers the use of biofuels, primarily
wood fuels. The Swedish Energy Agency is responsible
for energy statistics and Statistics Sweden
carries out the different surveys.
The use of wood fuels is increasing, particularly
for district heating but also for electricity production.
District heating has expanded rapidly. Most
marketable wood fuels are sold as chipped logging
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