Understanding the implications of the EU-LULUCF regulation for the wood supply from EU forests to the EU

Table 1 Metadata of EFISCEN runs

	Base year of forest inventory	Area included in EFISCEN’s FAWS 2010 (kha)	SOEF 2015 area FAWS for 2010	Net annual increment simulated by EFISCEN (1000 m³/year)	Net annual increment as given by SOEF 2015 (1000 m³/year)
aut	2001–2002	3349	3341	27,763	25,136
bel	1997–1999	587	668	4896	4609
bul	2000	3646	2387	16,648	14,361
cro	1995	1443	1740	5246	8144
cze	2005 (2015)	2712	2310	27,343	20,463
den	2000	473	552	5035	6263
est	1999–2001	2048	2008	11,047	11,514
fin	2004–2008	18,551	19,465	94,542	93,379
fra	1988–2000	13,873	15,607	102,445	82,871
ger	2001–2002	9781	10,886	104,864	118,589
gre		3595	3595	4673	–
hun	2005	1859	1729	13,308	9774
ire	2004–2005	626	608	6226	6677
ita	2005–2008	8759	7979	33,109	32,543
lat	2004–2008	3141	3149	21,121	19,680
lit	200	1939	1852	10,717	11,030
lux	1989	71	86	741	650
nla	2001–2005	360	299	3008	2738
pol	1993	6309	8128	33,164	62,300
por	1997–1998	2027	2147	14,458	18,870
rom	1980s	5643	5147	48,832	29,260
slo	2000	1159	1139	7790	9165
slr	1994	1909	1779	11,839	13,465
spa	1986–1995	10,473	14,574	27,014	35,479
swe	2004–2008	22,647	20,033	119,377	96,486
uka	1995–2000	2094	3059	16,871	23,113
Total		130,213	135,460	785,524	765,560

SOEF State of Europe’s Forests [27], FAWS area of forest available for wood supply