Wood Pellet

What are wood pellets ?

• Wood pellets are biofuels made from compressed wood fibre.
• In British Columbia (BC), wood pellets are made primarily from the residuals left over from the sawmilling process when logs are converted into lumber and other high-value wood products. Increasingly, harvesting residuals in the forest and low-quality logs once left as waste are also a source of raw material for wood pellets. By making wood pellets from fibre that was once burned or left behind, the wood pellet sector is reducing waste and turning that debris into valuable, low carbon biofuel.

How do wood pellets compare to other products?

• Long-living wood products produced from BC trees continue to store carbon while the leftover waste is turned into bioenergy. The cycle continues through reforestation, when new trees are planted and absorb more carbon as they grow. This makes woody biomass, such as wood pellets, a naturally renewable alternative to carbon-intensive sources of energy.

• Wood pellet can be produced with a low moisture content ( below 10% ) that allows them to burned with a very high combustion efficiency.
• Wood pellet is a sustainable fuel that can deliver a significant reduction in net carbon emissions when compared with fossil fuels, Its production and use also brings additional environmental and social benefits.
• Wood pellet can replaces fossil fuel in power plants, stoves, boiler , …
• Wood pellet Packing by 650 kgs/Jumbo , 50kg/PP bag or Bulk into container.