Pellet fuel is a renewable, clean – burning and cost stable biomass product made of renewable substances – generally recycled wood waste. In short, pellet fuel is a way to divert millions of tons of waste from landfills and turn it into energy. 

Pellet fuel for heating can also be found in such large-scale environments as schools and prisons. In short, pellet fuel is a way to divert millions of tons of waste from landfills and turn it into energy.

The remarkable consistency and burn efficiency of pellet fuel produces a fraction of the particulate emissions of raw biomass. Pellet burners feature the lowest particulate matter emissions of all solid fuels burners. Many pellet manufacturers take by-products (like wood waste) and refine them into pencil-sized pellets that are uniform in size, shape, moisture, density and energy content.