Northern Hub

The ROSEWOOD4.0 North Europe Hub covers the Nordic countries, in particular Finland, Sweden, Norway (consortium partner countries), Denmark and Baltic countries. The area has large forest resources and a high-level of forest expertise. Thanks to a long-standing tradition and the high professionalisation of forest management and research, the rate of forest growth is stable and the number of harvests could be increased without compromising durability.

Best Practice & Innovation – Wood Terminals (Finland)

April 16, 2021/in News, News & Media, Northern Hub, Videos /by adminEfi

ROSEWOOD4.0 Northern Hub features in this video Finland’s “Wood Terminals” as a best practice from the country’s timber-producing provinces, such as Lapland.

One of the challenges of wood mobilisation is the small-scale timber units that are located at a great distance from the nearest roads. The answer to this challenge, as in Finland, is to build bigger wood terminals where wood from multiple small-scale units would be gathered from the same area for intermediate storage.

These joint wood terminals of forestry companies for short-term timber storage offer several benefits such as cost-effective utilisation of small-scale forestry units, increased efficiency in the transport of timber by rail as well as less environmental effects due to centralised terminals.

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