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Presentation outline
Topics
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1. Company profile
2. Importance of certification systems
3. Sustainability framework Eneco
4. Vietnam pelletizer project
5. Sustainability aspects pelletizer project
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Eneco profile
Reliable, enterprising, professional
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Large energy companies in The Netherlands
~2 million customers
Integrated distribution strategy: production, transmission,
supply, metering and invoicing of gas, electricity and heat
Continuity of energy through sustainability
~5,000 employees
Owned by 61 Dutch municipalities
Headquarters in Rotterdam - main energy port of Europe
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Who am I?
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Suzanne Kagchelland
MSc Technology & Innovation
Eneco Renewable Energy Development
Sustainability Officer
s.kagchelland@eneco.nl
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Certification systems
Importance for Eneco
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Biomass business is international and complex
Independent verification
Risk mitigation
Transparency
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Certification systems
Mitigate sustainability risks
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Sustainability framework
Eneco
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Futureproof
No regret
Sustainability
level
NGO
Eneco policy
Dutch NTA standard
International standards
Renewable energy directive Europe
Law (import, environment, etc.)
Opportunities
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Cascade principle
Biodiversity
Indirect effects
Environment
Partner integrity
Integrity
Use of heat
Also for residues
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Certification systems
Enlarge business opportunities
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Trade portfolio without
sustainability conditions
Future sustainable
portfolio
Current
sustainable
portfolio
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Woodwaste
Woodprocessing
Endconsumer
Woodwaste
Focus project
Pellet
plant
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Projectpartners:
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Woodwaste exists mainly of dry sawdust, shavings and offcuts from furniture manufacturing
process, hence savings on drying process (investment and operating cost).
Current main use of woodwaste:
drying wood in own furniture manufacturing process
brickmaking industry (already shifting towards gas as fuel instead of burning wood)
MDF/ plywood
Woodwaste is considered a problem: no stable offtake due to seasonality brickmaking industry.
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Pellet plant
Operational Q3 2011
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supplier
truck
pellet plant
barge
sea vessel
Pellet mill
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Sustainability
Indirect effects
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Sustainability
Sourcing of wood
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versus
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Sustainability
Working conditions
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versus
Local standards
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International standards
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Sustainability
Findings
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CO2 balance
According to NTA CO2 emission is calculated from location where woodwaste is
created. Displacement effect (if any) will also be part of the CO2 emission
calculation. Minimally 70%.
Displacement
No displacement effect is expected due to oversupply of
woodwaste.
Chain of custody
Chain of custody and sustainability level in wood processing
industry is defined by market focus. European/ US market
require proof of legality. FLEGT/ Lacey Act.
Labor conditions
Selected suppliers of woodwaste have working conditions
imposed by western customers (eg. Wallmart, IKEA,
Carrefour).
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Furniture industry
Findings
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Facing increasing legality, COC and sustainability demands from export markets
Players with high priority on sustainability have dedicated departments with
own mandates
Large players provide easier access to chain information than small ones
Key difference between COC certification and material certification
Stepwise approach, self reporting and sample audits common in furniture
industry
Obtain information easy face-to-face, challenge on-distance
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Sustainability
Next steps
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+316 15 95 89 81
s.kagchelland@eneco.nl
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