CA Energy Symposium | Redding
Fuel Within the Lumber Industry
In partnership with the West Coast Lumber & Building Material Association (West Coast LBMA), the Redding session will provide insight into Northern California’s logging and forestry industries and the essential role fuel plays in supporting their operations.
From harvesting and heavy equipment to transportation and processing, this session will explore how dependable energy infrastructure helps power one of the region’s most historic and economically significant sectors. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the connection between fuel, forestry operations, and supply chain reliability, as well as the challenges and opportunities facing the industry as California’s energy landscape continues to evolve.
October 16, 2026
10:00AM - 2:00PM
Sierra Pacific Industries Anderson Sawmill
19794 Riverside Ave, Anderson, CA 96007
IMPORTANT REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Capacity: Attendance is limited to 25 participants due to sawmill tour safety and capacity requirements. Registration will remain open until all available spaces are filled.
Registration Fee: $150 per person
PROGRAM AGENDA
10:00 AM Arrival & Check-In
SIERRA PACIFIC INDUSTRIES (SPI) ANDERSON SAWMILL - 19794 Riverside Avenue, Anderson, CA 96007
Attendees will meet at SPI to review required safety procedures and tour guidelines before departing for the sawmill.
10:15 AM – 11:30 AM Sawmill Tour
SIERRA PACIFIC INDUSTRIES ANDERSON SAWMILL
Important Tour Information:
- Tour Release Form - All attendees must complete a release form before participating. Bring your completed form or sign a copy onsite.
- Required Footwear - Sturdy, closed-toe, flat-heeled shoes. No sandals, flip-flops, or high heels.
- Recommended Attire - Long pants are highly recommended.
- Safety Guidelines - Registered attendees will receive the Safety Rules & Procedures Guidelines in their confirmation email and should review them before the tour.
12:00 PM – 2:00 PM Working Lunch & Roundtable
This working lunch will bring together attendees, elected officials, CFCA, and West Coast LBMA for an interactive roundtable discussion focused on forestry and sustainable forest management. The conversation will provide an opportunity to exchange perspectives, discuss key issues facing the forestry industry, and explore the intersection of industry and policy.