Wood pellets are fuel pellets that can be made from any type of tree. The most caloric pellets - Barlinek are produced 70% from sawdust from conifers and 30% from sawdust from hardwoods.
• High calorie content - approximately 5.3 kWh per kilogram of pellets (1 ton of pellets replaces 470 L of fuel oil; 572 m3 of natural gas; 429 L of LPG; 0.79 t of high-calorie coal (per ecological coal example);
• A small amount of ash remains after the combustion of the pellets (0.3 - 0.5%);
• Easy to store (1 ton of pellets packed in 15 kg and 25 kg bags takes 2 m3; loose pellets take 1.7 m3;
• Environmentally friendly (the ash generated after burning the pellets can be used as a lawn or garden fertilizer);
• "Zero CO2 emissions" - the amount of CO2 that occurs when burning pellets is equal to the amount of CO2 that growing plants absorb during photosynthesis;
• Does not contain harmful substances;
• Does not emit unpleasant and unpleasant odors;
• Does not cause allergies;
• Refined ergonomic unit packaging;
• Clean to use - it does not dirty parts like other solid fuels, such as coal (called eco-pea coal), wood, coke, coal dust.
