Fuelwood from Södra

Frequently asked questions

What does Södra do with timber that cannot be used in its industries?
The timber is used as fuelwood, which can serve as raw material for the pellet and board industries, or be processed and used for combustion in heating and combined heat and power plants.
What is the moisture content of fuelwood, and what is its greatest advantage?
Fuelwood has a moisture content of approximately 35–40%, and its greatest advantage is the consistency in particle size.
How long can fuelwood be stored, and what certification does Södra offer?
Fuelwood can be stored for up to approximately 3 years, and Södra offers FSC-certified fuelwood at an additional cost.
Where can fuelwood be used, and which boilers can handle fuelwood chips?
Fuelwood can be used for combustion in heating and combined heat and power plants. Smaller boilers are generally also capable of burning fuelwood chips.

Good to know

Facts about fuelwood from Södra

Fuelwood has a moisture content of 35–40%, and its greatest advantage is the consistency in particle size.
Smaller boilers are generally capable of burning fuelwood chips.
Fuelwood can be stored for a longer period than other assortments—up to approximately 3 years.
Södra offers FSC-certified fuelwood at an additional cost.

Sustainability

How do we work with sustainability at Södra?

Climate change and the loss of biodiversity are major environmental challenges. Södra is committed to being part of the solution and has set ambitious goals for 2030. Our focus areas include climate-adapted forests, climate neutrality, sustainable resource use, and putting people at the centre. Through knowledge and research, we create value for both the forest and society.