{"id":442915,"date":"2016-11-09T21:42:01","date_gmt":"2016-11-09T21:42:01","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.moldova.org\/en\/?p=442915"},"modified":"2016-11-09T21:42:01","modified_gmt":"2016-11-09T21:42:01","slug":"energetic-plantations-opportunities-energetic-security-moldova","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.moldova.org\/en\/energetic-plantations-opportunities-energetic-security-moldova\/","title":{"rendered":"Energetic plantations- opportunities for energetic security in Moldova"},"content":{"rendered":"Reading Time: <\/span> 3<\/span> minutes<\/span><\/span>

Moldova, dependent on imported energy resources, must proceed, like other countries, to the implementation of projects designed to contribute to energy security. In this context, the national program set concrete targets to increase the share of renewable energy sources.<\/p>\n

Development partners, especially the EU, encourages the initiation of such projects. This would help our country achieve an objective of the European Union – until 2020, approximately 20% of energy to come from renewable energy sources. Thus, in parallel with renewable energy from biomass as an important source of energy, the energetic forestry is promoted. In support of this idea comes Technical Guide Energetic wooden cultures with short cycle” developed under the ENPI FLEG II Program, funded by the European Commission.<\/p>\n

“The main purpose of the Guidelines is to provide advice and guidance to owners of forest land, other than the state forestry authority (community forest lands, privates, etc.) to promote communal or private forest sector in the immediate process of creating and maintaining energy plantations\/forests and other types of forest plantations”- stated the authors.<\/p>\n

Given that this field is still new, unknown, those who would like to create plantations of this type require specific information for professional advice, so the user wants to be an effective tool for all those interested to know the advantages and woody energy crops need planting short-cycle production and to be actively involved in solving ecological problems.
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\nPlantations pilot energy profile in Telene\u0219ti<\/strong><\/p>\n

Practical way of this intention is realized by the Company for forestry “Telene\u015fti” which installed in the nursery S\u0103r\u0103tenii Vechi a collection of clones of poplar by multiplying vegetative biological material imported from Romania, a country which already has experience in using forestry energy as alternative resources and the origin for the base material being Italy, Austria and Ukraine for the 4 clones of the base material.<\/p>\n

They also created two pilot plants energy-directed, including 9,400 poplar cuttings artificial hybrids on a total area of \u200b\u200b1,20 ha.<\/p>\n

This practice should be taken as the benefits of this field are obvious – grown only once, it can be exploited annually for a period of up to 25 years; protecting forests, one hectare of willow produces 35-40 tonnes of timber, depending on the type of soil and water regime; It can be used as raw material for furniture, lumber etc. second year costs are minimal; heating with energy plants is 10 times cheaper than with the diesel and 30% than with the natural gas – according to study “Strengthening the capacity of local businesses and promoting pilot energy forests” produced by Arcadia Macari, forestry engineer chief Forestry “Telene\u015fti”. It is also mentioned the financial aspect in the creation of energy plantations.<\/p>\n

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The advantages and benefits of the eco forestry<\/strong><\/p>\n

“The cost of establishing a hectare of energy plantation depends on the status of the chosen land and planted species and ranges from 130-200 thousand lei per hectare.
\nThe return on investment is made in 3-4th year from planting. The needs of plants in one hectare is 6000-25000 cuttings”- stressed the forester.<\/p>\n

It must be mentioned that such a business could be profitable, because Moldova has many vacant lands, especially in meadows, ponds, where there is a favorable environment for such plants. A considerable reserve of land for planting can be degraded soils, which, according to the Land Register, occupies over 800 thousand hectares, of which 500 thousand ha- weakly eroded, 250 thousand ha – moderately weathered and over 100 thousand ha – eroded.<\/p>\n

Creating energy plantations, guaranteeing a reliable source of energy, protect forests from deforestation and illegal logging for firewood.<\/p>\n

Strengthening the cultivation of energy plants certainly would ecology paying us beneficial influence on the energy potential, social-economic and, of course, the standard of living of the people – concludes Arcadia Macari, Chief forestry engineer Forestry Enterprise “Telene\u0219ti”.<\/p>\n

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Advice of the specialist. Efficient increase.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Harvesting branches for poplar willow and wicker cuttings is usually made from the mother plant crops in dormant period (January – 15 March), the frost-free days. Cutting is carried out with sharp tools (scissors alive, saw the trees, etc.). Making cuttings is done with electric or manually operated machine.<\/p>\n

The cut is performed 3-5 mm above the bud, which will be flat, perpendicular to the cuttings at the top and at an angle of 45\u00b0 to the base to facilitate inputting into the soil. The length of the cuttings is about 20 cm in diameter at the end of 8-10mm thick.<\/p>\n

Not to affect agriculture and fertilizer biomass potential and keep the proportions it is needed to effectively grow energy crops. Production of biomass in this way should be an effective branch of the national economy, such as agriculture, forestry etc.<\/p>\n

Author: Anatol Caciuc<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Reading Time: <\/span> 3<\/span> minutes<\/span><\/span>Moldova, dependent on imported energy resources, must proceed, like other countries, to the implementation of projects designed to contribute to energy security. In this context, the national program set concrete targets to increase the share of renewable energy sources. Development partners, especially the EU, encourages the initiation of such projects. This would help our country […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":6,"featured_media":442916,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[5],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-442915","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-economy"],"content_social_share":"Reading Time: <\/span> 3<\/span> minutes<\/span><\/span>

Moldova, dependent on imported energy resources, must proceed, like other countries, to the implementation of projects designed to contribute to energy security. In this context, the national program set concrete targets to increase the share of renewable energy sources.<\/p>\n

Development partners, especially the EU, encourages the initiation of such projects. This would help our country achieve an objective of the European Union – until 2020, approximately 20% of energy to come from renewable energy sources. Thus, in parallel with renewable energy from biomass as an important source of energy, the energetic forestry is promoted. In support of this idea comes Technical Guide Energetic wooden cultures with short cycle” developed under the ENPI FLEG II Program, funded by the European Commission.<\/p>\n

“The main purpose of the Guidelines is to provide advice and guidance to owners of forest land, other than the state forestry authority (community forest lands, privates, etc.) to promote communal or private forest sector in the immediate process of creating and maintaining energy plantations\/forests and other types of forest plantations”- stated the authors.<\/p>\n

Given that this field is still new, unknown, those who would like to create plantations of this type require specific information for professional advice, so the user wants to be an effective tool for all those interested to know the advantages and woody energy crops need planting short-cycle production and to be actively involved in solving ecological problems.
\n
\nPlantations pilot energy profile in Telene\u0219ti<\/strong><\/p>\n

Practical way of this intention is realized by the Company for forestry “Telene\u015fti” which installed in the nursery S\u0103r\u0103tenii Vechi a collection of clones of poplar by multiplying vegetative biological material imported from Romania, a country which already has experience in using forestry energy as alternative resources and the origin for the base material being Italy, Austria and Ukraine for the 4 clones of the base material.<\/p>\n

They also created two pilot plants energy-directed, including 9,400 poplar cuttings artificial hybrids on a total area of \u200b\u200b1,20 ha.<\/p>\n

This practice should be taken as the benefits of this field are obvious – grown only once, it can be exploited annually for a period of up to 25 years; protecting forests, one hectare of willow produces 35-40 tonnes of timber, depending on the type of soil and water regime; It can be used as raw material for furniture, lumber etc. second year costs are minimal; heating with energy plants is 10 times cheaper than with the diesel and 30% than with the natural gas – according to study “Strengthening the capacity of local businesses and promoting pilot energy forests” produced by Arcadia Macari, forestry engineer chief Forestry “Telene\u015fti”. It is also mentioned the financial aspect in the creation of energy plantations.<\/p>\n

\"\"<\/p>\n

The advantages and benefits of the eco forestry<\/strong><\/p>\n

“The cost of establishing a hectare of energy plantation depends on the status of the chosen land and planted species and ranges from 130-200 thousand lei per hectare.
\nThe return on investment is made in 3-4th year from planting. The needs of plants in one hectare is 6000-25000 cuttings”- stressed the forester.<\/p>\n

It must be mentioned that such a business could be profitable, because Moldova has many vacant lands, especially in meadows, ponds, where there is a favorable environment for such plants. A considerable reserve of land for planting can be degraded soils, which, according to the Land Register, occupies over 800 thousand hectares, of which 500 thousand ha- weakly eroded, 250 thousand ha – moderately weathered and over 100 thousand ha – eroded.<\/p>\n

Creating energy plantations, guaranteeing a reliable source of energy, protect forests from deforestation and illegal logging for firewood.<\/p>\n

Strengthening the cultivation of energy plants certainly would ecology paying us beneficial influence on the energy potential, social-economic and, of course, the standard of living of the people – concludes Arcadia Macari, Chief forestry engineer Forestry Enterprise “Telene\u0219ti”.<\/p>\n

\"\"<\/p>\n

Advice of the specialist. Efficient increase.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Harvesting branches for poplar willow and wicker cuttings is usually made from the mother plant crops in dormant period (January – 15 March), the frost-free days. Cutting is carried out with sharp tools (scissors alive, saw the trees, etc.). Making cuttings is done with electric or manually operated machine.<\/p>\n

The cut is performed 3-5 mm above the bud, which will be flat, perpendicular to the cuttings at the top and at an angle of 45\u00b0 to the base to facilitate inputting into the soil. The length of the cuttings is about 20 cm in diameter at the end of 8-10mm thick.<\/p>\n

Not to affect agriculture and fertilizer biomass potential and keep the proportions it is needed to effectively grow energy crops. Production of biomass in this way should be an effective branch of the national economy, such as agriculture, forestry etc.<\/p>\n

Author: Anatol Caciuc<\/p>\n

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