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Partners in WoodFuelWales

Woodfuel Wales is a project set up and run by the Welsh Timber Forum, the Forestry Commission, Wales OPET Cymru and the National Energy Foundation. It is funded by the Welsh Assembly Government.

The Welsh Timber Forum was set up in September 1999 by a number of individuals working in wood-based industries in Wales. They had the vision of an organisation which could work for them and represent them inside and beyond Wales.

The Forum aims to represent and support SMEs working with or wishing to work with Welsh timber, by providing a channel for consultation between the SME sector in wales and public / private sector organisations; providing a networking and awareness raising opportunity across the breadth of the SME timber sector in Wales; helping develop the Welsh timber supply chain both short and long term and to support marketing of Welsh timber products; developing interaction with colleges and university departments and facilitating and encouraging group projects and activities.
Visit the website of the Welsh Timber Forum


Wales OPET Cymru
Since 1996, Dulas has hosted the European funded Wales OPET Cymru. Dulas Ltd is a renewable energy company with 20 years experience in the industry at an international level, from resource assessment to system design and installation, consultancy and R&D. Activities encompass all aspects of renewable energy from policy, market stimulation and resource assessment through to research, design, training, and the implementation of renewable energy projects.
Visit the Dulas website for more information

National Energy Foundation
The National Energy Foundation was set up in 1990 to help UK citizens address the problems associated with climate change through practical advice and help in installing energy saving measures and implementing appropriate renewable energy sources.
Visit the website of the National Energy Foundation

The Biomass Energy Centre is a 'one stop shop' able to provide advice to anyone with an interest in biomass derived fuels and associated conversion technologies.

The BEC aims to complement the activities of existing organisations such as the Carbon Trust and National Non Food Crops Centre.

It has a UK remit and aims to draw together information from existing sources into one easy to use service.
Visit the website of the Biomass Energy Centre

Wales Biomass Centre is an umbrella name for the various energy crop projects currently being undertaken by the research staff at Cardiff University's Llysdinam Field Centre.

The Alternative Crops for Renewable Energy (ACRE) project is funded through European Objective 1 ERDF structural funds and supported with WDA funding. The aim is to investigate and promote a range of novel energy crops for the Objective 1 area of Wales.
Visit the website of the Wales Biomass centre



Visit the website of the Welsh Assembly Government
Visit the website of Forestry Commission Wales

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