Structural changes in industrial electricity use: the case of the pulp and paper industry in Sweden

Henriksson, Eva; Lundmark, Robert

doi:10.1007/s12053-012-9176-4

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“…Assumed energy service demand elasticities, which are based on Anandarajah et al . () and Henriksson & Lundmark (), are in the range of 0.2–0.6 for transport, 0.3–0.5 for industry and 0.25–0.35 for residential, commercial and service sectors. For pulpwood demand in the pulp and paper industry, an elasticity of 0.1 is assumed.…”

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Bioenergy futures in Sweden – system effects of CO₂ reduction and fossil fuel phase‐out policies

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Bioenergy could contribute both to the reduction of greenhouse gases and to increased energy security, but the extent of this contribution strongly depends on the cost and potential of biomass resources. For Sweden, this study investigates how the implementation of policies for CO 2 reduction and for phase out of fossil fuels in road transport affect the future utilization of biomass, in the stationary energy system and in the transport sector, and its price. The analysis is based on the bottom-up, optimization MARKAL_Sweden model, which includes a comprehensive representation of the national energy system. For the analysis, the biomass supply representation of MARKAL_Sweden is updated and improved by the use of, e.g., forestry forecasting modeling and through construction of detailed biomass supply curves. A time horizon up to 2050 is applied. The results indicate a potential for significantly higher use of bioenergy. In the main analysis scenario, in which CO 2 reduction of 80% by 2050 is imposed on the Swedish energy system, the total bioenergy utilization increases by 63% by 2050 compared to 2010. The largest increase occurs in the transport sector, which by 2050 accounts for 43% of the total primary bioenergy use. The high demand and strong competition significantly increase biomass prices and lead to the utilization of higher cost biomass sources such as stumps and cultivated energy forest, as well as use of pulpwood resources for energy purposes.

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“…The discussion is based on data of a large export mill and contains analysis about the impacts on the cost efficiency after implementing the sulfur directive in 2015. Li and Ma (2015) analyze the development of circular economy and its impacts on cleaner and sustainable production with a case study of an industrial park in Jönsson et al (2011) heal load model for thermo-mechanical mills Ting (2011) Shandong Haiyun ecological park, policy support, different strategies Isaksson et al (2012) biomass gasification Laurijssen et al (2012) availability of resources, comparison between three countries Henriksson and Lundmark (2013) demand patters, substitution possibilities Posch et al (2015) evaluation of factors impacting the strategy Silva et al (2015) concerning production processes, environmental impacts…”

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A Description of Supply Chain Planning Problems in the Paper Industry with Literature Review

Jaehn

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2019

Asia Pac. J. Oper. Res.

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The paper industry supply chain is highly complex and consists of many processes and planning tasks. It starts with the collection of raw wood and ends up in different paper products from paperboard to high class art papers. Managing the supply chain is difficult and the permanently changing business environment constantly brings new challenges. This paper starts with outlining the challenges in the supply chain management of today’s paper industry. After that we evaluate the state of research to determine planning problems covered by the literature. The purpose is to catch up time-wise on the previous overview from 2009 and also to update the planning problems. This overview paper summarizes comprehensively the paper industry as of today. It provides a reference work for researchers and other interested parties, and uncovers areas for future research.

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“…Ottosson and Magnusson, 2013;Henriksson et al, 2012;Eriksson et al 2011), as well as trends in energy performance, shifts in energy use and changes in CO 2 emissions over time (e.g. Stenqvist, 2015;Henriksson and Lundmark, 2013;Lindmark et al, 2011). Thus Lindmark et al (2011) reports that the biggest reduction of CO 2 emissions, and shifts in energy carriers of the Swedish PPI occurred in the 1970s and 80s.…”

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Transition Towards Renewable Energy: Co-Ordination and Technological Strategies in the Swedish Pulp and Paper Industry 1973-1990

Bergquist

Söderholm

2015

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Structural changes in industrial electricity use: the case of the pulp and paper industry in Sweden

Cited by 7 publications

References 15 publications

Bioenergy futures in Sweden – system effects of CO₂ reduction and fossil fuel phase‐out policies

Bioenergy futures in Sweden – system effects of CO₂ reduction and fossil fuel phase‐out policies

A Description of Supply Chain Planning Problems in the Paper Industry with Literature Review

Transition Towards Renewable Energy: Co-Ordination and Technological Strategies in the Swedish Pulp and Paper Industry 1973-1990

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Structural changes in industrial electricity use: the case of the pulp and paper industry in Sweden

Cited by 7 publications

References 15 publications

Bioenergy futures in Sweden – system effects of CO2 reduction and fossil fuel phase‐out policies

Bioenergy futures in Sweden – system effects of CO2 reduction and fossil fuel phase‐out policies

A Description of Supply Chain Planning Problems in the Paper Industry with Literature Review

Transition Towards Renewable Energy: Co-Ordination and Technological Strategies in the Swedish Pulp and Paper Industry 1973-1990

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