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Woody biomass plays a central role in the EU’s clean energy transition. Forest residues are among the most promising renewable energy sources, yet their use remains limited due to a range of social and organisational barriers.<\/span><\/p>\n

In a recent study published in <\/span>Heliyon<\/span><\/i>, we explored the potential and challenges of developing a local forest residue supply chain in an Italian alpine valley, using SWOT analysis and engaging key local actors:<\/span><\/p>\n