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Why choose us

Who We Are

We produce eco-friendly biomass pellets from organic waste like wood and agricultural residues, helping industries reduce their carbon footprint. Our pellets are used in thermal power plants, gasification, commercial burners, and more. With up to 85% combustion efficiency, they offer a cleaner alternative, reducing C02 emissions by 80% compared to coal.
Committed to sustainability, we convert waste into renewable energy, lowering harmful emissions. Our vision is to reduce fossil fuel dependence while creating economic opportunities for the agriculture sector through innovative, green energy solutions.

 

Features We Provide

Napier biomass pellets lets typically have a Gross Calorific Value (GCV) between 3,800 and 4,200 kcal/kg. Some sources also specify 4,500-4,800 kcal/kg for dry napier grass. These pellets are a renewable biomass resource known for their fast growth and high energy density. They are used in various applications like bio-CNG production, power generation, and co-firing with coal.

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GCV Range

Napier grass pellets generally have a GCV between 3,800 and 4,200 kcal/kg. Some sources suggest a slightly higher range of 4,500-4,800 kcal/kg for dry napier grass.

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Renewable Resource

Napier grass is a fast-growing, renewable biomass resource.

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High Energy Density

It's known for its high energy content.

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Various Applications

Napier grass pellets can be used for bio-CNG production, power generation, and co-firing with coal.

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Sustainable

Using Napier grass for energy reduces reliance on fossil fuels and helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Services

Our Service

Manufacturing Process

How Sustainable Biomass Pellets Are Made

  • 01
    Raw Material Collection

    We source raw biomass such as sawdust, agricultural waste, wood chips, and forestry residues from sustainable and verified suppliers. This ensures minimal environmental impact and supports waste reduction.

  • 02
    Drying Process

    The collected biomass is dried to reduce moisture content, which is crucial for improving pellet combustion efficiency and maintaining consistent quality.

  • 03
    Grinding & Size Reduction

    The dried biomass is finely ground into uniform particles using industrial grinders. Proper sizing helps ensure optimal compression and burning characteristics.

  • 04
    Pelletizing

    The ground material is fed into a pellet mill, where it is compressed under high pressure to form dense, uniform pellets without using any chemical binders.

  • 05
    Cooling & Screening

    Freshly formed pellets are cooled to harden and reduce temperature. They are then screened to remove fines and ensure only high-quality pellets proceed to packaging.

  • 06
    Packaging & Distribution

    Final pellets are packaged in eco-friendly bags or bulk containers and distributed to clients across domestic and international markets for industrial and household energy use.

Biomass Pellet Manufacturing Process
Sustainability at the Core

Renewable by Nature, Responsible by Choice

Zero Waste & Circular Economy

Description:

Sustainability is at the core of our operations. Our manufacturing process is designed to minimize waste, reuse by-products, and maximize energy efficiency. From sourcing to shipping, we implement practices that reduce environmental impact and support a circular economy—ensuring that nothing goes to waste and everything has value.

Sustainable Raw Material Sourcing

Description:

We are committed to ethical and sustainable sourcing. All raw materials used in our pellet production come from responsibly managed forestry operations and agricultural residues. By utilizing waste materials and ensuring replanting practices, we protect biodiversity and reduce deforestation risks while contributing to a circular economy.

Carbon-Neutral Energy Production

Description:

Our biomass pellets offer a cleaner alternative to fossil fuels by producing significantly lower greenhouse gas emissions. Unlike coal or oil, biomass is part of the natural carbon cycle—meaning the CO₂ released during combustion is offset by the CO₂ absorbed during the growth of raw materials. This makes our fuel source nearly carbon-neutral and a key contributor to climate change mitigation.