Biomass Pellet

Reduced emissions: Wood pellet is a renewable fuel source and does not cause net carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions when burned, as the amount of CO2 released from combustion is equivalent to the amount of CO2 absorbed by trees during combustion. Therefore, using wood pellets instead of fossil fuels such as coal or oil can reduce CO2 emissions into the atmosphere, contributing to mitigating greenhouse effects and climate change.

Use of renewable resources: Wood pellet is produced from recycled wood or from renewable wood sources such as plantations. The use of surplus timber or timber from renewable sources helps to re-use resources and reduce reliance on logging from natural forests. This helps to protect natural forests, maintain ecological balance and minimize negative impacts on the environment.

Clean and pollution-free: Wood pellet is produced through compaction and drying process, which removes most of the moisture and other contaminants. When burned, wood pellet produces less smoke, organic compounds and dust than conventional wood burning, which helps reduce air pollution and impacts on human health.

Efficiency and energy saving: Wood pellet has clean burning ability and high thermal efficiency. They provide stable and uniform heat output, helping to get the most out of energy and reduce the amount of fuel needed. This not only saves energy, but also reduces operating costs and impact on the environment.