Insects and Disease - Caroll Guffy, UA Cooperative Extension Service
Timber Mart-South Emerging Markets
1. Southern Timber Market Trends
Emerging Markets
Arkansas Forestry Association
Little Rock
September 26, 2012
Thomas G. Harris, Jr., Sara Baldwin, Jonathan Smith &
Robert Simmons
TimberMart-South 1
2. TimberMart-South
Center for Forest Business
D.B. Warnell School of Forest Resources
The University of Georgia
Thomas G. Harris, Jr. , Sara Baldwin, Jonathan
Smith & Robert Simmons
TimberMart-South 2
3. Objectives
• Review Recent Timber Market Trends
• Examine New Market Opportunities
• Strategies for the New Market
• Finish on Time
4. Forestry Market Trends
Structural Change
• Globalization of Forestry Commerce
• Industry Disintegration
• Timberland Ownership Change
• TIMOS, REITS and other new owners
• Declining Paper Markets
• Solid wood products Capacity increases
• Bioenergy
TimberMart-South 4
6. Where Does the Wood Go?
Total Roundwood Use for US South
Total 6.7 billion cubic feet
* Total fuelwood is any roundwood product, with or with out bark, used to generate
heat at a manufacturing facility or to produce heat for residential settings.
The South’s Timber Industry-An Assesement of Timber Product Output and Use, 2009
7. Where Does the Wood Go?
Softwood Use in US South
Total 4.96 billion cubic feet
The South’s Timber Industry-An Assesement of Timber Product Output and Use,
8. Where Does the Wood Go?
Hardwood Use in US South
Total 1.78 billion cubic feet
The South’s Timber Industry-An Assesement of Timber Product Output and Use,
9. U.S. Timberland Inventory
net volume of growing stock by county
Source: US Forest Service
TimberMart-South 9
10. U.S. Timberland Production
roundwood volume harvested by county
Source: US Forest Service
TimberMart-South 10
11. South’s Timber Industry
Primary wood-using mills
Source: US Forest Service
TimberMart-South 11
14. U. S. South Annual Average Pine &
Hardwood Sawtimber Stumpage
Prices
Pine sawtimber $23.97 (2011) from a low of $4.10 per ton 1960
to a peak of $40.46 per ton in 1998
Source: U.S. Forest Service &
TimberMart-South 14
Timber Mart-South
15. South-wide Average Pine Stumpage
Annual Average Real Prices in 1982 US$/Ton
Sources: Timber Mart-South,
U.S. Forest Service & U.S.
Bureau of Labor Statistics TimberMart-South 15
16. U. S. South Annual Average
Pulpwood Stumpage Prices
Source: U.S. Forest Service
& Timber Mart-South TimberMart-South 16
17. U. S. South Lumber Production
Source: U.S. Forest Service, U.S.
Census, and Random Lengths
TimberMart-South 17
Yardstick
18. U. S. Wood Pulp Production
Sources: Pulp & Paper
International and American Pulp &
TimberMart-South 18
Paper Association (AF&PA)
19. U. S. South Total Pulpwood
Production
Source: US Forest Service , Forisk & CFB
TimberMart-South 19
20. Annual Housing Starts:
1980 through 2011, est. 2012
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau (Single
Family + Multifamily Starts)
TimberMart-South 20
21. Monthly Housing Starts:
January 2006 through June 2012
US Total & US South
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau (Single
Family + Multifamily Starts)
TimberMart-South 21
22. US South Housing Starts
vs. Pine Sawtimber Stumpage
1976 to 2011, 2012 ytd
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau (Single
Family + Multifamily Starts)
TimberMart-South 22
23. Paper & Paperboard Production
January 2006 through June 2012
Source: AF&PA
TimberMart-South 23
24. NBSK Pulp Prices
Monthly January 2006 through July 2012
Sources: FOEX Ltd
TimberMart-South 24
25. Remodeling Expenditures
(LIRA)1996 through present
(3Q 12 through1Q 13 predicted)
Source: Harvard University
TimberMart-South 25
26. Southern Pine Lumber Production
Annual 1950 through 2011, 2012 est.
Sources: Southern Forest Products Association
TimberMart-South 26
27. Southern Saw Mill Capacity &
Number of Mills
Source: USDA & TMS estimates,
TimberMart-South 27
28. Southern Pulp Mill Capacity &
Number of Mills
Source: USDA & TMS estimates,
TimberMart-South 28
30. US South Fuel Wood Pellet Mills
• 29 Operating wood fuel pellet
manufacturing facilities.
• At least one in each state
• Capacity is about 3.2 million tons of
pellets
• Conversion is about 2 tons of green wood
per ton of pellets.
TimberMart-South 30
31. Top Pellet Producers
• Top 3 mills have about half the total
capacity – 1.6 million tons per year
– Georgia Biomass, Waycross GA
– Green Circle Bio, Cottondale FL
– Enviva, Ahoskie NC
• 5 Mills at 120,000 - 150,000 tpy
• 21 Mills at 6,000 - 90,000 tpy
32. Proposed Wood Fuel Pellet Projects
• 15 new facilities proposed in last 12
months
– 5 in 3rd Quarter
– All in Georgia or South Carolina
• 6.0 million tpy announced capacity
• 12 million tpy increased wood demand
33. Proposed Wood Fuel Pellet Projects
• 6 proposed for 2012 startup, largest
– Enviva, Northampton NC - 440,000 tpy
– Westervelt, Aliceville AL - 310,000 tpy
– Fram, Lumber City GA - 138,000 tpy
• 5 proposed for 2013 startup
– German Pellets, Woodville TX - 550,000 tpy
– Franklin Pellets, Franklin VA - 500,000 tpy
– Enviva, Courtland VA - 500,000 tpy
– Point Bioenergy, Baton Rouge LA - 440,000 tpy
– Zilkha Biomass, Selma AL 440,000 tpy (former
Dixie Pellets)
36. US South Wood Biomass to Electric
Power Facilities
TimberMart-South 36
37. US South Wood Biomass to Electric
Power Facilities
• 15 Operating wood biomass to electric
power facilities.
• At least one in 9 of 11 states in the South
• Capacity is about 600 Megawatts of power
• Average output 40 Megawatts
• Conversion is about 10,000 tons of green
wood per Megawatt.
TimberMart-South 37
38. Proposed Wood Biomass to Electric
Power Facilities
• 17 Active projects announced in the last 12
months for 2012-2013 startup
• 780 Megawatts of power output
• 3 Proposed for 2012 startup
– Piedmont Green Power, Barnesville GA - 50 MW
– Green Power Solutions, Dublin GA 50 MW
– WGS Energy, Twiggs County GA 35 MW
TimberMart-South 38
39. Operating & Proposed Wood Biomass
to Electric Power Facilities
TimberMart-South 39
46. Wood Energy Market
Future
• ?????
• Negatives
– Policy Driven
– Weak economics
• Positives
– Renewable
– “Green”
– Wood is Good
47. Southern Pine Planting
by ownership type
Source: Georgia Forestry Commission & 11 southeastern states plus OK & KY
Smurfit-Stone Container * Est. some states 2005-2008
TimberMart-South 47
48. Management Strategies
• Emphasis Markets and Timing
• New Sales Approaches
– Landowner & Logger coordination
– Longer term arrangements?
• Keep growth rates up
50. Southern Timber Trends
Sources
• FRA 2000 www.FAO.com
• SFRA www.srs.fs.fed.us/sustain/
• Wood Markets 2002
• North American Pulp and Paper Factbook
• Pulp and Paper International
• USDA Forest Service
• Wood Resources International
TimberMart-South 50
51. Southern Timber Trends
Sources (cont.)
• Forest Resources Association
• APA Engineered Wood Association
• Random Lengths
• US Department of Commerce
• US Census Bureau
• US Federal Reserve
• AF & PA
• SFPA
TimberMart-South 51
Hinweis der Redaktion
The Market: Earth Lights http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/IOTD/view.php?id=896 This image of Earth ’s city lights was created with data from the Defense Meteorological Satellite Program (DMSP) Operational Linescan System (OLS). Originally designed to view clouds by moonlight, the OLS is also used to map the locations of permanent lights on the Earth’s surface.
Updated 19 Jan 2012 The South’s Timber Industry-An Assesement of Timber Product Output and Use, 2009 *excludes KY and OK
Updated 19 Jan 2012 The South’s Timber Industry-An Assesement of Timber Product Output and Use, 2009 *excludes OK and KY
Updated 19 Jan 2012 The South’s Timber Industry-An Assesement of Timber Product Output and Use, 2009 *excludes OK and KY **deleted poles and post because it was 0%
http://www.nrs.fs.fed.us/pubs/gtr/gtr_wo78.pdf page 125 The 2007 RPA Timber Assessment
http://www.nrs.fs.fed.us/pubs/gtr/gtr_wo78.pdf page 125 The 2007 RPA Timber Assessment
http://www.srs.fs.usda.gov/pubs/rb/rb_srs164.pdf Figure 6 The South’s Timber Industry – An Assessment of Timber Product Output and Use, 2007
http://www.srs.fs.usda.gov/pubs/rb/rb_srs164.pdf Figure 6 The South’s Timber Industry – An Assessment of Timber Product Output and Use, 2007
http://www.srs.fs.usda.gov/pubs/rb/rb_srs164.pdf Figure 6 The South’s Timber Industry – An Assessment of Timber Product Output and Use, 2007
Updated 12 Jan 2012 with TMS journal data 2011 average Updated Feb 2011 with TMS journal data 2010 average South’s 4 th Forest and TMS annual average prices, not 5-year averages. Updated for 2004 on Feb 04 2005 Updated for 2005 on Aug 31 06 Updated for 2006 on Aug 31 06
Updated Mar 2012 (through 2011) Updated May 2009 (through 2008) 2005 and 2007 numbers based on 4q 2005 and 4q 2007 from Timber Mart-South journal Earlier numbers taken from South ’s Fourth Forest by the US Forest Service Inflation numbers taken from the Bureau of Labor Statistics using the PPI for all commodities http://www.bls.gov/data/
Updated 12 Jan 2012 (through 2011) Updated Feb 2011 (through 2010) South’s 4 th Forest and TMS annual average prices, not 5-year averages. Updated for 2004 on Feb 4 2005 Updated for 2005 on Aug 31 06 Updated for 2006 on Aug 31 06
Updated 15 March 2012 with 2011 softwood lumber production Updated 23 March 2011 with 2010 softwood lumber production, 2009 hardwood est based on South’s percent of 2008 Updated 16 April 2010 with 2008 and 2009 production, 2009 hardwood production expected to be available in August 2010 Updated Nov 09 with 2009 est. softwood lumber production based on SFPA Updated 9 Sept 08 w US Census Hardwood lumber Updated 24 April 2007 w/ RL Yardstick Updated 31 August 2006 Historic data comes from South’s 4 th Forest More recent hardwood lumber numbers (1993-present) come from the US Census More recent softwood lumber numbers (1987-present) come from the Random Lengths Yardstick
Updated March 2012 TMS est for 2011 (98% of 2010) Updated March 2011 per AF&PA 1973 through 1995 from PPI
Updated May 2012 with 2010 and Forisk for 2011 and 2012 USFS Southern Pulpwood Production series rb srs 03 1953-1993 1994 through 2008 annually.
Updated 16 May 2012 Updated 17 January 2012 Updated 23 August 2011 Updated 29 January 2010 2009 Total values
Updated 10 Aug 2012 Updated 7 May 2012 Updated 16 Mar 2012 Updated 17 Jan 2012 Updated 17 October 2011 Uses data from http://www.census.gov/const/newresconst.pdf Updated 23 March 2011 Updated 11 Feb 2010 Updated 19 Aug 2009 Updated 20 January 2009 Updated 2 December 2008 Updated from RL May 3 2007, includes 1Q 07 numbers 2007 estimates are based NAHB 20% percent drop US and South 2006 levels as of April.
Updated 16 May 2012 Updated 17 Jan 2012 Updated 23 August 2011 Updated 2/11/2010 Updated Nov 9 2009 using projected housing starts based on http://www.census.gov/const/newresconst.pdf And average of TMS quarterly prices SE Master.xls Updated Aug 19 2009
Updated Aug 2012 PPB1 reports
Updated 7 aug 2012 Updated 15 Mar 2012 Updated October 2011 data from FOEX Ltd
Updated 16 May 2012 Updated 17 Jan 2012 Updated 17 Oct 2011 Updated 23 March 2011 Harvard Leading Indicators of Remodeling Activity http://www.jchs.harvard.edu/media/lira/index.html LIRA Four-Quarter Moving Totals Billions USD Focuses on home improvement, excluding maintenance and repair. The second quarter 2008 release introduces a re-benchmarked LIRA, which was necessitated by the recent discontinuation of the U.S. Census Bureau’s Residential Improvements and Repairs Statistics, also known as the C-50 series.
Updated 16 March 2012 Updated 23 August 2011 Updated 9 Nov 2009 through August 2009 Estimated 24 July 2007 Updated 24 April 2007 with SFPA journal Updated 7 Nov. 2006 Data through 2005 and estimates for 2006 come from SFPA Total from NA Fact Book (estimates.) and SFPA/U.S. Census I estimated South using USFS as a starting point and then subtracting FRA and TMS shuts. Updated 25 Jan. 2007
Updated 29 Mar 2012 Through 2009 From Forest Landowners article May/June 2010 issue
Updated 22 March 2012 Mills closed 2009-2011 Alabama Pine Pulp Perdue Hill AL IP Pineville LA IP Franklin VA Through 2009 from Forest Landowners article May/June 2010 issue
Updated to include 3Q 2012 projects (Sandersville and Hazelhurst GA plus 3 undetermined, all about 500,000 tpy
Not including the five mills on slide 8
Not including the five mills on slide 8
Does not include startup of Oak Ridge TN in 2 nd Quarter or Southern Co in Nacogdoches TX in 3 rd Quarter
Includes startup of Oak Ridge TN in 2 nd Quarter or Southern Co in Nacogdoches TX in 3 rd Quarter
Subtract two startups, add Cemex Brooksvillle FL 80 MW and Greenville Biomass Greensville VA CHP plant
Does not include Cemex in FL or Greensville Biomass in VA
Does not include Cemex in FL or Greensville Biomass in VA
TMS South-wide delivered pulpwood, FOB First Point of Delivery RISI Bagged US pellets (Wood Biomass Markets)
KioR due to start up Columbus MS “Soon”
Based on file sent by Ann Duff (aduff@smurfit.com) Smurfit-Stone Container 2008-09-24 (Mike Branch ’s office) West Point VA 804.843.5890
Was this meant to be exhaustive? Leave some out? Add Random Lengths?