north karelia – fossil oil free region in 2030 dr. pentti hyttinen region mayor 27 june 2013
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North Karelia – Fossil Oil Free Region in 2030 Dr. Pentti Hyttinen Region Mayor 27 June 2013. North Karelia - the easternmost edge of the continental EU. Virmajärvi, Ilomantsi North Karelia. North Karelia facts. 166 000 inhabitants ( < 8 inhabitants / km²) 13 municipalities - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
North Karelia – Fossil Oil Free Region in 2030North Karelia – Fossil Oil Free Region in 2030
Dr. Pentti HyttinenDr. Pentti HyttinenRegion MayorRegion Mayor
27 June 201327 June 2013
North KareliaNorth Karelia- the easternmost edge of - the easternmost edge of the continental EUthe continental EU
Virmajärvi, IlomantsiNorth Karelia
North Karelia factsNorth Karelia facts
166 000 inhabitants (< 8 inhabitants / km²)
13 municipalities
Regional capital: City of Joensuu (74 000 inh.)
Land area 21 585 km²
North - South 240 km, East - West 150 km
Europe 2020 strategyEurope 2020 strategy
1) Smart growthimproving the EU's performance in education,research & innovation and digital society
2) Sustainable growth building a competitive low-carbon economy that makes efficient and sustainable use of resources
3) Inclusive growth raising employment rate – more and better jobs
What is our contribution?What is our contribution?
Climate and Energy Programme of North Karelia Climate and Energy Programme of North Karelia
Locally – Renewably – EfficientlyLocally – Renewably – Efficiently
Fossil Oil Free Heating in 2020
Totally Fossil Oil Free Region in 2030
It means more woodchips, pellets, pyrolyse oil, solar energy, wind mills and other renewables
(+ heating pumps in case electricity is produced by renewables).
North Karelia is a forerunner North Karelia is a forerunner in the use of renewablesin the use of renewables
Renewables cover 64 % of all energy consumption - including heat, power, private households and traffic
- compared to 31 % in Finland, and 10 % in the EU
The renewable energy cluster employs more than 1300 people
More than 300 companies working on this sector
Turnover about 200 M€ / year
We aim at increasing the use of wood for energy We aim at increasing the use of wood for energy
Energy consumption in North KareliaEnergy consumption in North Karelia
2010 2020
63% SHARE OF RENEWABLE ENERGY 82 % SHARE OF RENEWABLE ENERGY
Investing in bio-oil production Investing in bio-oil production
Fortum pyrolysis oil plant in Joensuu: production to bestarted in September 2013
A model example of an investment (30 M€) needed on the way towards fossil oilfree region!
An example on social innovationAn example on social innovation
Regional BioEnergy Advice Service for Consumers - free of charge!
- via internet and telephone
Organised by the Finnish Forest Centre - North Karelia, Regional Council ofNorth Karelia and Centre for Economic Development, Transport and the Environment
We count on knowledge based development We count on knowledge based development in forestry and wood sector in forestry and wood sector
European Forest Institute 1993-
Carelian Science Park 1990-
Forestry education at university level 1982-
Finnish Forest Research Institute 1981-
Forestry education at polytechnical level 1978-
dCentre of Forest
Bio Economy
Biobased Products Wood-based Material Technology
Forest Bioenergy
Transfer of Technologyand Knowledge
Capitalization and Business
New Business Opportunities
Capitalization of Research Results
Spin-off Enterprises
EXPERTICE &KNOWLEDGE FOCUS TARGET
Forest Energy & Wood Energy
Districted biorefining and material technology
Forest technology, supply chain and logistics
Forest data invention & mapping, remote sensing
Research and Development
Centre of Forest Bio Economy in FinlandCentre of Forest Bio Economy in Finland
Forest Bio Economy Cluster in North Karelia : 6000 jobs, turnover 1,7 billion €, over 500 companies
The role of forest based bioenergy is essential The role of forest based bioenergy is essential in aiming at smart, sustainable and inclusive in aiming at smart, sustainable and inclusive development development
• Forests have increasing and diversified value in meeting the
objectives stated in the international commitments.
• Forests provide solutions for the challenges caused by climate
change and increasing demand of energy.
• At the same, forests provide opportunities
for new entrepreneurship and economic
development.
www.pohjois-karjala.fi
Thank you for your attention!Thank you for your attention!