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Deutsche Säge- und Holzindustrie Bundesverband filed 15 positions between 22 Mar 2021 and 2 Jun 2026, across 13 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 9 times.
The German saw and wood industry, Bundesverband e.V., welcomes the objective of the planned circular economy act, which aims at further developing the European economy. Wood as a renewable domestic raw material forms the basis of a successful transformation. However, there is a growing incoherence within the European policy orientation.
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However, the German Säge- und Holzindustrie Bundesverband warmly welcomes a revision of the Renewable Energy Directive in order to achieve the climate objectives, however, in the amending Directive, the amending directive explicitly considers that there are some requirements which jeopardise the rational use of wood for energy purposes, in the sense of resource efficiency.
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Creating sustainable and affordable housing, promoting climate change mitigation in buildings through sustainable building materials and renewable energy sources, and developing cities in a future-proof way are the major challenges Europe will face in the coming years. Strengthening domestic raw materials and energy sources for the transition towards a sustainable and independent economy is a key basis for this.
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Principles With the presentation of the Renovation Wave in October 2020 and the present impact assessment on the revision of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD), the Desh welcomes the increased focus on renovation, modernisation, refurbishment and re-use of existing buildings towards the 2050 climate neutrality objective.
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Introduction Deutsche Säge- und Holzindustrie Bundesverband e.V. (DeSH) welcomes the initiative to certify measures to remove CO2. The raw and wood materials have enormous potential to contribute to climate change mitigation. These potentials need to be fully exploited and rewarded.
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The German Sawmill and Wood Industry Federation (Deutscher Säge- und Holzindustrie Bundesverband) welcomes the EU’s objective of consistently aligning emissions trading with climate neutrality by 2030. It is precisely for this reason that benchmarks must not only reflect the technical efficiency of individual installations.
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The Deutsches Säge- und Holzindustrie Bundesverband e.V. (DeSH) therefore welcomes the aim of the European Commission (European Commission) to remedy the existing difficulties in the process of developing and citing harmonised standards and to remove today’s restrictions on the development of the internal market for construction products and competitiveness.
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The Green Deal highlights the use of wood as an effective tool for climate protection, such as the New European Construction House, the ‘Renovation wave to renovate today’s economy and create tomorrow’s green buildings’ or the Renewable Energy Directive III. The production of heat and electricity from wood by-products contributes significantly to decarbonisation through the substitution of fossil fuels.
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Europe’s forests face significant climate change challenges. At the same time, forests and timber offer significant potential for solutions to mitigate the effects of climate change. In order to make the best use of these potentials against the uncertainties of climate change, it is essential that forests are actively adapted to the new realities and replaced by the use of wood in all areas of emission-intensive…
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Climate protection is a task for society as a whole which, in addition to the effective reduction of CO2 emissions and the expansion of renewable energies, requires a fundamental transformation into climate-friendly products and processes in the coming years.
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Climate protection is a task for society as a whole which, in addition to the effective reduction of CO2 emissions and the expansion of renewable energies, requires a fundamental transformation into climate-friendly products and processes in the coming years.
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The German Sawmill and Wood Industry Federation (Deutsche Säge- und Holzindustrie Bundesverband e.V.) welcomes the opportunity to comment on international credits for achieving climate targets. From an industry perspective, a possible legal framework for international carbon credits can make a limited contribution to making the transition towards the EU’s 2040 climate target more flexible and to alleviating the…
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The Deutsche Säge- und Holzindustrie Bundesverband e.V. (DeSH) welcomes in principle the creation of an improved data base in forests within the EU, as set out in the ‘New EU Framework for Forest Monitoring and Strategic Plans’. In addition to its quality and timeliness, it is crucial for the data to be sufficiently useful, but above all the parameters to be collected.
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The German Sawmill and Wood Industry Federation welcomes the review of national targets and flexibilities after 2030. The consultation document itself recognises that the realistic contribution of natural removals can only be assessed by taking into account significant uncertainties and that deficits must not come at the expense of other sectors. This is precisely why the future LULUCF framework needs to be adapted.
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European forests are currently the biggest contributors to achieving -310 Mt CO2 in the LULUCF sector. With wood, you also offer a renewable source of raw materials available across Europe, with a high-performance value chain. Nevertheless, the report shows that the vitality and sinking effect of forests is declining due to climate change and age and has been greatly overestimated.
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