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• The Pellets are a modern form of densified biomass offering interesting opportunities for development of Renewable
• Wood pellets have increased tremendously in popularity as a heating fuel during recent years in Cold countries, with many homeowners and commercial facilities choosing pellet stoves or boilers over traditional wood-fired equipment due to their relative ease of use
• A wide array of biomass materials, besides wood can be used to manufacture pellets, most notably perennial grasses such as switchgrass or miscanthus. Sawdust and other waste products are also used
• Cordwood, wood pellets, wood chips, waste paper, cornstalks, straw, even animal waste along with a dozen other agricultural byproducts capable of being burned for heat
• Pellet fuel is a way to divert millions of tons of waste from landfills and turn it into energy
• Wood pellet is produced by mixed biomass residues through a quite simple process of milling, drying and compacting. The main advantage of compactation is the high density of the product in comparison with the other unprocessed biomass and therefore containing a high energy content. It also enables the production of a standardised fuel and reduction in the cost of handling, storage and transport.
• Necessary equipment for making pellets is available at a variety of sizes and scales, which allows for everything from the smallest scale to the largest commercial plants
• The standard shape of a fuel pellet is cylindrical, with a diameter of 6 to 8 millimeters and a length of no more than 38 millimeters. Larger pellets are also occasionally manufactured;
  if they are more than 25 millimeters in diameter, they are usually
  referred to as “briquettes.”
• Pelletizer requires between 50 and 100 kilowatts of electrical demand for every ton per hour of production capacity. The savings in GHG emissions is considerable because pellets (at 5 kg CO2e/GJ) have much lower emissions than coal
  (96 kg CO2e/GJ) and natural gas (62.13 kg CO2e/GJ).
• There is excellent growth seen for wood pellets in European markets. It is worth noting that the cost of pellets is cheaper than fossil fuels, such as oil or gas.
• Industrial wood pellets are expected to become a global commodity like coal and oil in the future

Basic Information

• Basics

• Clean Energy

• Wood Energy Business Opportunities

• Pellet Fuel

• Wood Pellets are the Future

Companies & Products

• Company - Biomass Energy

• International Distributor

• Producers, traders and consumers

• The Next Generation of Heating Technology
• Manufacturing Fuel Pellets from Biomass
• Biomass Gasification
• Wood Pellet Boiler
• Pellet Institute
• Adding Lignin
• Quality Control

Pellet Trade Information

• Austria

• Baltic Countries

• Belgium

• Bulgaria

• Czec Republic

• Denmark

• France

• Germany

• Global Pellet Market

• Greece

• Legal Issues

• Poland

• Slovakia

Patent Information

• Fuel Pellets

• Pelletizing Wood

• Flavored Wood Pellet with wood Oil

• Wood Pelleter Production System

Plant & Machinery Suppliers

• Pellet Mill

• Wood Pellets Mill Equipment

• Small Mobile Pellet Plant

• Large Plants

• Machinery supplier

• Chinese Machinery

• Wood Pellet Combustion
• Small-Scale CDM Project Concept Document

Project Data

• Engineering & Design Services
• Mixed Biomass Pellets Production
• Workshop & contacts

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