
doi: 10.2172/314179
The US forest, wood, and paper industry ranks as one of the most competitive forest products industries in the world. With annual shipments valued at nearly $267 billion, it employs over 1.3 million people and is currently among the top 10 manufacturing employers in 46 out of 50 states. Retaining this leadership position will depend largely on the industry`s success in developing and using advanced technologies. These technologies will enable manufacturing plants and forestry enterprises to maximize energy and materials efficiency and reduce waste and emissions, while producing high-quality, competitively priced wood and paper products. In a unique partnership, leaders in the forest products industry have teamed with the US Department of Energy`s Office of Industrial Technologies (OIT) to encourage cooperative research efforts that will help position the US forest products industry for continuing prosperity while advancing national energy efficiency and environmental goals.
Research Programs, Environmental Impacts, Wood Products Industry, Consumption, 29 Energy Planning And Policy, Economics, Energy Efficiency, Us Doe, Resource Management, And Utilization, Recycling, Control Systems, 32 Energy Conservation
Research Programs, Environmental Impacts, Wood Products Industry, Consumption, 29 Energy Planning And Policy, Economics, Energy Efficiency, Us Doe, Resource Management, And Utilization, Recycling, Control Systems, 32 Energy Conservation
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