Pellet Plants

Modern pellet plants transform sawmill residues, forestry byproducts, and agricultural waste into high-quality biomass pellets that serve as a clean and renewable fuel source. These plants use advanced drying, compression, and screening systems to ensure consistent energy output and compliance with international standards. With European markets continuing to rely on pellets as a fuel for residential heating and electricity generation, demand remains strong and expanding. By converting waste streams into export-ready energy products, pellet plants support both circular economy goals and the global transition toward low-carbon living.

The operation of a pellet plant on a 33-acre site in Kountze, Southeast Texas.

Strategy: Utilising residual woodchips from the existing sawmill for the pellet mill feedstock.

Utilising a substantial portion of our own waste woodchips (feedstock).