Forest innovation hubs knowledge plattform

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6.- Grow the forest-based bioeconomy through circular use and value-added products
Barbecue charcoal often reaches consumers via long transportation routes and from dubious sources. Locally produced charcoal from scrap sawmill or landscape wood would be much more ecological. A small retort with a capacity of 1m3 of wood and complete exclusion of oxygen can be used to convert local wood into high-quality charcoal. For this purpose, wood cuttings from a local sawmill or poor quality hardwood are manually fed into the retort and converted into coal of the highest quality over 4 - 8 hours. This can generate additional income on a forestry operation or a part-time farm and also reduce the burden on the environment. The waste heat can be used via a heat exchanger to heat living space or for drying processes, e.g. in the timber industry.
Products, markets, trade
Forest-based bio/circular economy
Switzerland
Bern
Bern
6.- Grow the forest-based bioeconomy through circular use and value-added products
Innovative pellets made of forest and/or agricultural biomass and wood residue to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and contribute to environmental protection through reduction of CO₂ emissions
Research and development
6.- Grow the forest-based bioeconomy through circular use and value-added products
Innovative wood wall panels as decorative details in rooms and/or structural elements of partition walls for sustainable construction
Research and development
6.- Grow the forest-based bioeconomy through circular use and value-added products
Innovative massive front door made of reinforced and stabilized oak panel used for general use and construction
Research and development
6.- Grow the forest-based bioeconomy through circular use and value-added products
BASAJAUN Southern demo building in France (UNStudio concept)
Wood construction chains can be optimized to foster both rural development and urban transformation whilst being connected with sustainable forest management in Europe. Two full-scale medium-sized demo buildings are being constructed in Finland and France to integrate various innovative materials, products and components.
Wood construction industry
Networks, testbeds, R&D platforms
Digital solution
6.- Grow the forest-based bioeconomy through circular use and value-added products
Post-consumer wood from urban areas is collected, cleaned and processed in high tech recycling plants to re-convert into viable raw material for quality board products for furniture and interior use.
Forest-based bio/circular economy
Circular, bio-based products
Digital solution
6.- Grow the forest-based bioeconomy through circular use and value-added products
Products, markets, trade
Traceability tools
Digital solution
6.- Grow the forest-based bioeconomy through circular use and value-added products
The  project supports market uptake of three types of IBCs by developing feedstock mobilisation strategies, improved cost-effective logistics and trade centres. The investigated IBCs include pyrolysis oil, torrefied biomass and microbial oil.
Products, markets, trade
Forest-based bio/circular economy
Wood energy industry
Collaboration platforms, logistical hubs
Digital solution
6.- Grow the forest-based bioeconomy through circular use and value-added products
The RecAPPture mobile and web application is intended for owners and manufacturers of discharged wood products for sale, purchase, lease or purchase.
Forest-based bio/circular economy
Marketing platforms
Digital solution