2. Sunlight CO 2 Water Fibres Oxygen Sweden’s Green Gold

3. Forest and forest industry  23 million ha of productive forests  Annual growth, 110 million m 3  Annual felling, 85 million m 3  99% of total amount of Swedish bio energy

4. Forest based energy (total) 2006 2010-20152050 Primary forest fuel 204050 Afforestation of bare and arable land -510 Lye from pulp industry and industrial bi-products 707590 Total 90TWh/year 120150

5. Todays forest land  Improved silviculture  Improved plant material  Fertilizing  Ditch cleaning  More effective nature and landscape preservation

6. + 25%

7. The importance of traditional breeding Majs - Indianmajs - Teosinte

8. Concentrating on the forest  Increased growth by 15 – 20% – Intensified cleaning and thinning – best available plant material – ditch clearing – fertilizing – intensive production (plantation forestry) on 5 percent of total forest area  Afforestation of bare and arable land, approximately 200 000 – 260 000 ha  Economic support in case of afforesting bare and arable land  The state to subsidise pilot projects for production of 2nd generation bio fuels

9. Cellulose ethanol Black liquor gasification Biomass gasification ? Use of wood Pulp and paper mills 46% pulp wood 36% pulp and paper 23% energy 16% wood chip Sawmill and board industry 46% sawn timber 20% wooden goods 8% bark and shavings Heat production 8% firewood 16% energy

10. The new Swedish model! Everything 85  105 million m 3 Nature and landscape preservation Bioenergy Production Transport