Biomass nature reserve — cane and heath

What’s there to see? The map shows the potential to harvest biomass from natural reed fields and moors (tonnes of dry matter per year). The harvest is aggregated per municipality. Geographical distribution and quantities of heideplagsel and reed in the Netherlands. What’s the value? The map provides insight into the geographical distribution of the potential amount of biomass. This information is important for the strategic planning of producers and growers of this type of biomass. Who is this important to? Biomass of cane and heather can be used for among others. roofing, floor covering stables, fences, etc. The information is important for landowners of nature areas such as nature conservation organisations, municipalities, water boards, and owners of small-scale biodigesters, reed deckers, the energy sector and reed/heat processing industry.