Brash piles in Norway

[kav]

Just got back from a trip and saw big piles of forward brash road/trackside in Norway. I'm assuming it's going for biomass? Can anyone confirm please?

Sorry didn't get any photo's it just came up in conversation while we were driving about.

Thanks

[Ferguson system]

Yes, you have guessed right. Where in Norway was this, if you don't mind me asking?

[Brushcutter]

Yes it is. Common in Scandinavia. They leave it roadside to dry out for a while then chip it into a lorry. They normally put a role of paper over the top to keep the weather off.

 

I did a lot of it over in Finland.

[spuddog0507]

Just got back from a trip and saw big piles of forward brash road/trackside in Norway. I'm assuming it's going for biomass? Can anyone confirm please?

Sorry didn't get any photo's it just came up in conversation while we were driving about.

Thanks

 

All so common practice in UK now a site I have been on recently all brash and chip wood to be stacked roadside in next few weeks

[Welshwoodsman]

found these walking in wales at new year- bundles consist of a few poles, and then a load of branches, wrapped in baler twine and cut to length. Must be biomass i decided.

[kav]

Thanks for replies. It was mainly on edges of route 7 heading from Oslo up to Geilo. Kinda runs out of trees after that!

[kav]

After this last trip I wish could speak Norwegian and make the move

Definitely want to spend more time out there next year.

[trigger_andy]

After this last trip I wish could speak Norwegian and make the move

Definitely want to spend more time out there next year.

 

I work in Norway (Stavanger) Its nice here, huh?