Webinar: From poplar to energy - investigating ash-forming elements for optimal thermal fuel conversion

The research of the study which will be presented analyzed concentrations of elements such as Ca, K, Mg, and P in various tissues (stem wood, bark, branches) from an 18-year-old second rotation poplar plantation managed with different thinning treatments. Results showed that bark and branches had higher ash-forming element concentrations than wood, highlighting the importance of tissue-specific data for efficient energy conversion.

The presentation is held by Ali Valizadeh, post doctoral researcher in energy engingeering at Luleå University of Technology and part of Trees For Me.

About Ali Valizadeh and his research - ltu.se

Date and time 

7 March at 14.00-15.00 (Stockholm, CET)

Registration and more information

The webinar is held in English, online via Zoom, and is open for anyone interested. 

Registration link and more information on the Trees For Me web - treesforme.se/en