What is a Pellet?

Pellet is the energy fuel obtained by a special technological process of grinding, drying and pressing of various materials of biologic origin. The pellet is intended for heating only, and depending on the raw materials, there are two types of pellets: wood and agro pellet.

Fuels produced from the biomass are becoming more and more important, as there are less and less of other types of fuel, and their quantity is limited. The pellet as such emits the smallest amount of CO2.

Apart from the high utilization level during

combustion, the advantage of using the pellet

as fuel is also that it does not occupy a large

storage space. Owing to the producers of pellet

boilers, the temperature control in the premises

is fully automated.