In Finland, bioenergy is mainly based on various sidestreams of forestry and the forest industry. Finland has a dynamic forest industry, so there will certainly be enough sidestreams available. The technical harvesting potential of wood chips and thinning backlogs amount to more than is currently carried out. An increase in demand will have an impact on the price of bioenergy but, on the other hand, unprofitable harvesting sites will then become lucrative and supply will increase. Our procurement area is the entire Baltic Sea region, and therefore we are not completely dependent on domestic supply.