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This post includes an excerpt from the bioenergy research, authored by Andrew Copley and Amanda Lang, published in the Q4 2017 Forisk Research Quarterly (FRQ) Publication. Canadian wood pellet exports have slowed; through August 2017, wood pellet exports decreased 13% more…
This post includes an excerpt from the bioenergy research authored by Amanda Lang and Andrew Copley published in the Q3 2017 Forisk Research Quarterly (FRQ) Publication. Forisk projects global demand for industrial wood pellets to grow at an annual compound more…
This post includes an excerpt from the bioenergy research authored by Andrew Copley and Amanda Lang published in the Q2 2017 Forisk Research Quarterly (FRQ) Publication. U.S. wood bioenergy project announcements have slowed; any meaningful growth, if realized, will occur more…
This post includes an excerpt from the bioenergy research authored by Andrew Copley and Amanda Lang to be published in the Q2 2017 Forisk Research Quarterly (FRQ) Publication. U.S. pellet exports were flat from 2015 to 2016: ports exported 4.7 more…
This post includes an excerpt from the bioenergy research authored by Amanda Lang and Andrew Copley published in the Q1 2017 Forisk Research Quarterly (FRQ) Publication. Forisk analysis suggests wood use for viable bioenergy projects in the U.S. will be more…
This post includes an excerpt from the feature article in the October/November edition of Wood Bioenergy US (WBUS) that compares pellet announcements to realized investment. Pellet plants in the U.S. today have two primary markets: domestic U.S. home heating and European more…
While the general public’s understanding of wood bioenergy remains incomplete, recent reporting on the issue fails to meaningfully inform readers on the status of woody biomass supplies and the actual development of wood bioenergy markets in the U.S. In fact, more…
Wood bioenergy projects continue to either gain traction or fall to the sidelines as investors shake the sector like a sack of Scrabble tiles. While the number of projects that pass Forisk’s screening methodology in April fell from 297 to more…
Since January 2012, multiple wood bioenergy projects in the United States have opened, closed or advanced their move towards operational viability. However, the implications on potential wood use were insignificant. Total potential wood use from announced and operating projects decreased more…
The wood bioenergy sector in the United States continues its extended round of musical chairs. As of January 30, 2012, Wood Bioenergy US reports that projected wood demand for all announced projects in the U.S. dropped 7.4 million tons year-to-date, more…