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A1 grade wood pellets Diameter: 6mm-8mm Low dust content <1% High ash melting temperature > 1200°C Made from the best virgin trees

A1 grade wood pellets Diameter: 6-8mm Low dust content <1% High ash melting point > 1200°C Made from the best virgin forests

For producing straw pellets we are using locally sourced straw, which is ecologically clean product.​ 1 gram of our straw pellets can absorb 3.4 gram of water (see official test results), so bedding stays dry longer and that is why our straw pellets not exposed to freezing in cold winters. This protects animals from diseases and provide with maximum comfort. During pelleting process the temperature exceeds 120C, it destructing any fungal spores, toxins and existing bacteria.The straw pellets are also an ideal small pet bedding, ideal for rabbits, reptiles and guinea pigs. We are glad that “G2BE Energy Europe” Sp. z o.o. can offer its production to both wholesalers and retailers.

Wood pellets A1 Diameter: 6mm-8mm Low dust content <1% High ash melting point> 1200 ° C Made from the finest virgin forests

European wood pellet consumption : The majority of consumption, 61.8%, was for heat generation. Pellet consumption for heating can be further subdivided into three markets: residential heating (69%), commercial heating (19%) and CHP heating (12%). The remaining 38.2% of the wood pellets were used to generate electricity. It should be noted that the technologies for generating energy from pellets for heat, electricity or both are mature and offer efficient and reliable processes.

European wood pellet consumption: Most of the consumption was directed to the production of heat energy, accounting for 61.8%. The consumption of pellets for heat energy can be divided into three markets – residential heating (69%), commercial heating (19%) and heat generated by cogeneration (12%). The remaining 38.2% of wood pellets were used for energy production. It should be noted that technologies for energy production from pellets for heat, electricity or both are mature, offering efficient and reliable processes. Order wood pellets 6mm.

The majority of the consumption went to heat production, representing 61,8%. Pellet consumption for heat can be further divided into three markets – residential heating (69%), commercial heating (19%) and heat generated from CHP (12%). The remaining 38,2% of wood pellets were used for power production. It should be noted that the technologies for producing energy out of pellets for heat, electricity or both, are mature, offering efficient and reliable processes.

Straw has been used as horse bedding for many centuries. However, recently advanced technology has allowed us to improve the situation what seemed to be perfect, that it to be make soft and high quality pellets from straw and use in the horse stall. It has been well-known that straw pellet are the best bedding for horse or other animals. Soft straw pellet absorbs the urine so excellent that the ammonia and odor are controlled. The waste is also low as only small amount of soiled bedding needs to be taken out every day and also the wastes are utilized the fertilizer for the farmland. Some studies suggest that this method cuts the straw purpose by half, as a result, there is relatively little labor required.

Sunflower husks are burned as fuel to power oil mills, but only half of the hulls can be used on-site for energy production. The remaining half have to be transported off-site to provide energy or for other purposes, such as composting, bedding material, or as a low-quality roughage for livestock. However, they are light in weight and bulk because of their low density, and are therefore costly and impractical to transport. For sunflower seed oil manufacturer or sunflower seed processors, how to deal with useless husk has become an annoying problem.

European Wood Pellet Consumption: The majority of consumption went to heat production, which represented 61.8%. Pellet consumption for heat can further be divided into three markets – residential heating (69%), commercial heating (19%) and heat generated from cogeneration (12%). The remaining 38.2% of wood pellets were used for power generation. It should be noted that the technologies for producing energy from pellets for heat, electricity or both are mature and offer efficient and reliable processes. Three pellets