Lead time and quality driven transport strategies for the wood supply chain

Kögler, Christoph; Rauch, Peter

doi:10.1016/j.rtbm.2023.100946

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“…Recent simulation studies have justified that threatening efficiency and resilience losses beyond the roundwood valuation prevailing in practice can be avoided due to the simulation model support of lead time and quality-driven strategies [75]. This valuation process is missing from the optimization models of the DSS [14,60,66].…”

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Modeling Techno-Economic Wood Procurement from Renewable Forests for the Sustainable Energy Supply of a CHP Plant

Palander

2023

Sustainability

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The importance of the national security of supply has been emphasized in recent years due to the COVID-19 pandemic and changes in operating environments. Thanks to autonomy and resiliency in fuel procurement, organizations with decentralized energy plants may be able to quickly adapt to the changing needs of society. The main aim of this study was to increase the sustainability of these CHP plants’ wood procurement by modeling it and determining the company’s profitable wood procurement region while keeping the forests renewable. The environmental sustainability of wood procurement was assessed by considering the additional costs caused through the EEAP mechanism if the carbon sink of the forest worsened due to wood procurement in the area. The supply chains were compared so that the CHP plant managers could adopt the best energy wood value chains. The results showed that updating the procurement strategy would be necessary. The CHP plant managers should purchase energy wood from a larger procurement area than the current one and focus on roadside purchases of wood. The Techno-Economic Wood Payment Ability Model was a useful part of the DSS in guiding wood buyers toward sustainable wood procurement by increasing the share of renewable forests.

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Modeling Techno-Economic Wood Procurement from Renewable Forests for the Sustainable Energy Supply of a CHP Plant

Palander

2023

Sustainability

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“…Lead time and quality driven transport strategies for the wood supply chain (Kogler & Rauch, 2023) Discrete event simulation and regression analyses to evaluate transport strategies in the wood supply chain.…”

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Transport Risks in the Supply Chains – Post Covid-19 Challenges

Chodakowska,

Bazaras,

Sokolovskij

et al. 2024

Journal of Business Economics and Management

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The COVID-19 pandemic has caused major disruptions in global supply chains with unforeseen and unpredictable consequences. However, the pandemic was not the only reason why supply chain risk management has become more crucial than ever before. In the last decade, the occurrence of previously merely theoretical risks has emphasised the importance of risk management in supply chains. This has increased interest in risk assessment and management, COVID-19 and other disaster impact studies and proposals for more stable and resilient supply chains. This article addresses the problem of transport risk in supply chains in the context of COVID-19. Particular attention is paid to quantitative approaches. Identifying and quantifying risks and modelling their interdependencies contribute to the stability of the supply chains. The analysis presents the current state of knowledge and can serve as a guide for further research. It highlights transport risk management in supply chain management as an important area of investigation. In light of the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, the article proposes an approach to transportation risk assessment based on quantitative assessment and interconnection of risk factors.

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“…Currently, issues relating to the production and consumption of wood products are important and receive a special place due to the significant increase in population of countries, cultural domains, change in lifestyles, and increasing in demand for wood products. The increase in demand for wood products has increased the demand of the wood industry, which has increased the shortage of wood [ [7] , [8] , [9] ]. This lack of wood caused shut down of many factories and the non-competitiveness of other factories’ products [ 9 ].…”

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Economic review of the tariff liberalization of the import of wood and wood products: Evidence from a developing country

Soltanizadeh,

Moosavi,

Najafi

2024

Heliyon

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Lead time and quality driven transport strategies for the wood supply chain

Cited by 12 publications

References 41 publications

Modeling Techno-Economic Wood Procurement from Renewable Forests for the Sustainable Energy Supply of a CHP Plant

Modeling Techno-Economic Wood Procurement from Renewable Forests for the Sustainable Energy Supply of a CHP Plant

Transport Risks in the Supply Chains – Post Covid-19 Challenges

Economic review of the tariff liberalization of the import of wood and wood products: Evidence from a developing country

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