Energy pellets are a type of densified biomass fuel created from organic materials such as wood residues, agricultural byproducts, grasses, or other biomass sources. They are small, cylindrical pellets, usually 6β12 mm in diameter, produced through drying, grinding, and compressing raw biomass into a compact form. This process increases their energy density, making them easy to store, transport, and burn efficiently.
Designed as a renewable alternative to fossil fuels, energy pellets provide consistent combustion, high calorific value, and reduced emissions. Their uniform size and low moisture content make them suitable for automated feeding systems in both residential and industrial applications.