In the case of imported biomass fuel, it is common to conclude a long-term supply contract with a fixed supply quantity and price, to guarantee the quality of the fuel. However, when it comes to domestic materials, simply concluding a contract can be difficult.
Through domestic fuel procurement feasibility studies, we assess from a third-party perspective whether or not biomass energy projects can reliably procure their planned biomass volume over the long term based on reviews of forestry statistics and interviews with concerned local organizations and persons.