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This paper is the continuation of the presentation of results obtained in   comprehensive research of woody biomass consumption in Montenegro conducted   as a part of the FODEMO/MONSTAT project “Wood fuels consumption in   Montenegro”. The previous paper (No.2, 2013) showed results of wood fuels   consumption for households heating and this paper shows their consumption for   the other energy purposes as well as its participation in total final energy   consumption in Montenegro. Total consumption of woody biomass for energy and   non-energy purposes in Montenegro in 2011 was 1.06 million m3, out of which   732.9 thousand m3 or 69.1% was in the form of firewood and 326.6 thousand m3   or 30.8% was in the form of industrial roundwood. Additionally, 251 m3 of   woody biomass in the form of wood residue were used for the needs of charcoal   producers and households. Apart from this, 423 tonnes of wood briquettes, 948   tonnes of wood pellets, 1039 tonnes of charcoal, 86,193 m3 of wood residue   from industry and 5,254 m3 of wood waste from construction industry were also   used for energy purposes. Total final consumption of wood energy, which   includes the consumption of all wood fuel categories, was 7,275.04 TJ or   173,761 toe (tonne of oil equivalent) in Montenegro in 2011, which is equal   to the value of 2,020,844,444 kWh. The size of energy values and significance   of wood energy is best shown by the fact that wood is the third most   important energy-generating product in final energy consumption in   Montenegro, just behind petroleum products and electricity. Compared to final   consumption of electricity of 12,290 TJ, value of wood energy in the amount   of 7,275.04 TJ is 59.2% of electricity consumption

Woody biomass consumption in Montenegro and its contribution to the realization of the national 2020 renewable energy target