Translation of "Kurzumtriebsplantagen" in English

Short rotation plantations (SRP) play a prominent role in the exploitation of energy wood.

We shall continuously monitor and evaluate scientifically based objections to, and assessment of, SRF plantations.

SRF plantations have proved particularly successful in this context.

The irrigation of such rotating coppice is an integral part of the treatment process while also providing an important resource.

CHOREN Biomass GmbH currently cultivates 140 ha of short-rotation coppice.

An automated harvesting system for planting material for short rotation coppice (SRC) increases the cost efficiency of wood fuel production.

The EESC encourages the Commission to further investigate the concept of “energy forests” (short rotational wood) to supply the biomass energy market.

The EESC is concerned about the impact of these on FBI and encourages the Commission to further investigate the concept of “energy forests” (short rotational wood grown on low grade land) to supply the biomass energy market.

These include biogas production from liquid manure (ideally combined with heat production), combined heat and power production from wood chips (wood residues, short rotation farming) and the combustion of wood chips in existing large power plants.

For further questions regarding short-rotation plantations, energy plants, or specifically to their acreages, you can contact us via e-mail or by telephone under + 43 (0) 6213 69956!

Fast-growing trees, which are becoming an increasingly important source of renewable energy, are planted on Short Rotation Coppices (SRCs).

Because of the good growth performance of up to 12 tonnes of wood dry mass per annum and hectare, SRF plantations remove harmful greenhouse gases from the atmosphere, thus improving our carbon footprint.

Short-Rotation-Plantations (SRP) can be a contribution to overcome these problems because they can combine a highly efficient but low-cost biological wastewater treatment with a biomass production for sustainable renewable energy supply (combustion, transformation into electricity etc.).

In comparison to short rotation plantations or agricultural biomass production, the production of stem wood has the highest efficiency of nutrient related biomass production, i.e. tons of biomass per incorporated nutrient.

In order to cover the growing demand for biomass raw materials as energy carriers, what are known as Short Rotation Coppices (SRCs), where fast-growing trees are cultivated within short rotation periods, are increasingly popular.

The Klasmann-Deilmann Group’s shareholders and Management Board are aware that the acquisition of agricultural land, the establishment of short-rotation forestry plantations, the extended research projects on alternative constituents for substrates, and the construction of woodchip heating and wood fibre facilities, entail considerable investment that – experience shows – tend to pay off only in the long term.

We value and make use of these plantations as a modern and responsible form of land management and means of producing energy sources.

In principle also other species with a diameter up to 80 mm can be harvested, so the harvester is also suitable for other species used in short rotation plantations.

Through the incorporation in the project of agriculture and forestry enterprises active in the three model regions, the project aims to ensure the sustainable production and supply of dendromass from forests, short rotation coppice (SRC) and from woody structures in the open landscape.

During the "Sustainable Energy Week"ttz Bremerhaven organized aworkshop concerning bioenergy from short-rotation coppice at the University of Applied Sciences in Göttingen on 23rd March 2010.

Short-rotation forestry (SRF) plantations are currently becoming established as an alternative to raw-material extraction from woodlands, in which fast-growing tree species, generally willows or poplars, are cultivated.

Applying wastewater to short-rotation plantations counteracts the strain on the groundwater since the plant works as a "pollutant filter".

We are already achieving notable successes, especially with the creation of extensive short-rotation forestry (SRF) plantations on agricultural sites in the Baltic region.

In order to cover the growing demand for biomass raw materials as energy carriers, what are known as Short Rotation Coppices (SRCs), where fast-growing trees are cultivated within short rotation periods, are increasingly popular.

Last but not least, legal clarification is required so that fields do not automatically acquire the status of 'woodland' when short rotation plantations are established on arable land, but remain agricultural land.

To encourage the cultivation of short rotation plantations (SRPs) and create an incentive for farmers, capacity-building measures must be adopted if the latter are to accept such cultivation in the first place.

Through the introduction of Short Rotation Coppice, so-called SRC for fast-growing trees, power plant operators and farmers will have the possibility to obtain energy from reproducible and environmentally friendly raw materials.

For the first time, the field trips will be organised on two sites. In addition to the wide range of forest management procedures, there will also be a separate site with short-rotation plantations.

Short Rotation Coppices (SRCs), in which fast-growing types of tree such as willows or poplars are cultivated as a bio-energy source, are very efficient biomass production systems with many advantages for the environment.