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Wood pellets are considered renewable energy sources that can be regenerated within a foreseeable timeframe. Wood pellets as biofuel doesn't produce smoke or CO2 emissions, making them carbon neutral since they don't add CO2 emissions to the atmosphere. Wood pellets are produced from compressed wood waste, such as sawdust, wood shavings, or wood chips, which are tightly compacted under high pressure without the use of any additives or binders. Our wood pellets are sourced from wood industry waste certified with SVLK (Wood Legality Verification System) in Indonesia. Indonesia, being a tropical country located on the equator, enjoys year-round sunlight, which is vital for tree growth, making it an ideal location for wood pellet production.

These pellets are uniform in shape and size, ensuring consistent burning and efficient combustion. Typically, wood pellets are small cylindrical pellets, measuring around 6 - 10 millimetres in diameter and 10 - 30 millimetres in length. With their high density and energy content, wood pellets are a convenient and effective fuel source for energy and heating purposes. The colour of wood pellets may vary depending on the type of wood used, ranging from light tan to dark brown. They boast a smooth texture and are generally free from impurities or contaminants. Thanks to their compact size and uniformity, wood pellets are easy to transport, store, and handle. They find widespread use in pellet stoves, boilers, and furnaces for residential heating, as well as in various industrial applications for heat and power generation.

Wood chips ranging in size from small to medium, are commonly derived from cutting or chipping various wood sources such as forestry residues, wood processing industries, urban green waste, and tree pruning.

Their versatility is remarkable, as they serve multiple purposes across various industries. Primarily, they act as biomass solid fuel, powering energy generation, and serve as a crucial raw material for wood pulp production. Furthermore, they play a significant role in gardening, landscaping, and ecosystem restoration, functioning as organic mulch.

Their use extends to bioreactors for denitrification, contributing to environmental cleanup efforts. Additionally, wood chips provide an ideal substrate for mushroom cultivation, highlighting their diverse range of applications.