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Tuesday 25 March 2025
TimeTopicPresenter
700Registration opens
0850-0900Seminar opens - Welcome & Housekeeping
0900-0930The Global Supply Demand Balance Trends for LogsRocky Goodnow, Director, Forest Economic Advisors, USA
0930-1000The Global Supply Demand Balance Trends for Sawn TimberDiego Benedetti, Economic Affairs Director, European Organisation of the Sawmill Industry (EOS) Brussels, Belgium
1000-1020Overview of European wood-based panels market (particleboard, MDF, OSB, fibreboard, plywood) and impact on wood fibreEuropean Panel Federation speaker confirmed
1020-1050Coffee Break
1050-1120Biomass Continued: Charcoal and Biofuels -- Implications for wood fibre demand - and Q&AJuan Prados, Director General, Generadi, Spain
1120-1150Torrefied Pellets and Carbonised Biomass: A future Coal Replacement for Power Generation and Steelmaking: The Role of Woody Biomass as a Raw Material.Michael Wild, President International Biomass Torrefaction & Carbonisation Council (IBTC), Austria
1150-1220The Global Supply Demand Balance Trends for Pulp & Impact on Wood Fiber DemandInkeri Nuutinen, Consultant, AFRY Management Consulting, Finland
1220-1300Working Lunch - with luncheon presentation about the new Luxembourg Skypark Business Centre Mass Timber Construction ProjectLuxembourge Skypark Builder, Skypark Builder
1300-1330Where China goes, so does global wood products trade go: Predictions of China demand for softwood log and sawn timber - and both hardwood and softwood woodchip imports: 2025, 2029 and 2034Dennis Neilson, Director, DANA NZ Ltd, New Zealand
1330-1400Mass Timber: The Key to a Sustainable Building Future - A Global Overview
1400-1430Seedlings to Solutions: Connecting the Dots Between the Timber Supply Chain and Mass Timber Buildings — A Forester and Developer's Perspective. A Case study.Troy Harris, Director, Jamestown, USA
1430Seminar ends
1415-1700Field Trip to Luxembourg Skypark Business Centre [subject to host approval]
Mass Timber Construction Project