The 2024 edition of the “International Woodchip & Biomass Trade Review” is the fifth edition produced by DANA Publishing.
This Review is a very important information tool for everyone involved/interested in international pulpwood plantation and woodchip supply, trading, shipping pulp — woody-biomass end using industries. The Review is 271 pages and provides 15 maps, 15 photos, 112 tables, 87 charts, including details of all 163 dedicated woodchip carriers and 6 expected new-builds in 2023–2025; woodchip import and export volumes and FOB export price predictions 2024–2028 for six major countries–species.
The 2023 edition of the “International Woodchip & Biomass Trade Review” is the fourth edition produced by DANA Publishing.
This Review is a very important information tool for everyone involved/interested in international pulpwood plantation and woodchip supply, trading, shipping pulp — woody-biomass end using industries. The Review is 245 pages and provides 13 maps, 19 photos, 118 tables, 77 charts, including details of all 152 dedicated woodchip carriers and 19 expected new-builds in 2023–2025E; woodchip import and export volumes and FOB export price predictions 2023–2027 for six major countries–species.
The 2022 edition of the ‘China Softwood Supply And Demand Outlook Review’ is the inaugural edition produced by DANA Publishing.
This Review is a very important information tool for everyone involved/interested in importing softwood (SW) logs and lumber into or exporting these wood products to China. The Review is more than 200 pages and provides 9 maps, 26 tables, 120 charts, and profiles 27 countries which export SW logs and lumber to China together with historic supply data for each.
It provides the analytical framework, and then forecasts for China’s demand for softwood ‘Log Roundwood Equivalent’ (RWE) in 2027 and 2032, and provides forecasts for SW log, lumber and RWE volume availability to export to China of 27 countries in 2027 and 2032.
The inside story of New Zealands looming leaky home catastrophe.
DANAs startling new Review
- What caused most of the carnage?
- Was it preventable?
- Who tried to stop the Rot?
- Who ignored their pleas?
- Who covered it up?
- Who is accountable?
- Why is New Zealand still in denial?
- What cost $30 billion or $100 Billion? You decide