New report charts potential for biofuel in the transition to renewable energy in Nelson, Marlborough, Tasman

Forestry owners and biomass suppliers in the Nelson, Marlborough, Tasman region can expect to see increased demand for wood residues as the region moves onto clean energy.

A new report, published by EECA (the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority), shows how the forestry sector could play a key role in pushing more fossil fuels out of the energy system with up to 72% of the region’s energy needs being met by low-carbon fuel source, biomass.

The Nelson, Marlborough, Tasman Regional Energy Transition Accelerator (RETA) report provides insights and recommendations that aim to improve efficiency and future-proof energy investments and make the move more straightforward for local businesses.

 

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