4th International Wood Energy Conference in Romania - Modern Wood Energy Systems: a New Opportunity for Romania & South-East Europe

Although Romania has great potential for the use of wood energy, up to now it has almost exclusively been used for heating and supplying hot water to private homes. Only a small portion is used for modern low-emission power plants. Recently the mind set of the Romanian government has begun to change in regard to energy production, leading to plans for expanding the use of biomass and the construction of wood burning power plants.

Carpathians and Sub-Carpathians provide around 66% of the firewood and wood waste, whilst the South Plain, West Plain and Moldova regions provide approximately 58% of the agricultural waste. About 27% of Romania’s land is covered by forests, whose exploitable potential is estimated at 20,000 cm.
 

The 4th International Conference Wood Energy in Romania will gather national and international experts from wood energy sector in order to exchange know how and experiences, at Expo Arad International, in Romania.