Realize the Value of Wood Residuals

Wood residuals are a by-product of a number of industries that utilize wood, from logging to sawmills to secondary producers of wood products. These may be "in forest" - remains after logging or clearing, or “industrial residuals” - a byproduct from mills or other wood producers such as flooring, furniture, etc. (https://mifbi.org/Wood-Residuals)

NextCycle Michigan is proud to be a sponsor of the 2025 Green Gold: Wood Residuals Summit. The event brings together mills, manufacturers, innovators, researchers, investors, government representatives, and other industry participants working to build a global network to accelerate the development, tech transfer, and commercialization of wood residuals.

Hear from wood residual producers and end markets looking to expand collaborations, learn about innovation centers that are accelerating new business opportunities, and join discussions on financing, tech transfers, new research, and more.

For more information about the event, visit https://mifbi.org/event-5896633.

About the host: Michigan Forest Biomaterials Institute (MIFBI) is a non-profit organization focused on catalyzing innovation and use of materials from forests for a healthy economy and environment. MIFBI convenes stakeholders and incubates collaboration across sectors including academia, government, non-profits and across industries to address complex issues expanding applications and markets for forest materials.