Westerwälder Holzpellets from Germany

The production of wood pellets is an exciting business. When you make your entry into a branch that is still young, you often do not know for sure where the market is going. There is as yet no accumulated experience you can revert to and of course there is also the risk. Fortunately, courage and initiative usually pay off, as in our case. When we decided in May 2001 to found Westerwälder Holzpellets GmbH there were a number of reasons why we did so. First, we want to become independent of foreign gas and oil reserves as we believe in wood as an energy source: It is a regional raw material that does not need to be hauled long distances and does not harbour an environmental disaster within itself.

Pabst Pellets from Styria, Austria

It is in the interest of all consumers to be independent of global developments are far as this is possible. Pabst pellets are CO² neutral and easy and clean to handle and so ensure optimised heating properties, ideal exhaust gas values and a reduced wear of ovens.

As raw materials for production, wood shavings and sawdust from solid timber production at the different sites are used. The wood shavings are put into intermediate storage after delivery and are then kiln-dried in a drier with a capacity of 6,500 kg per hour. The finished pellets are stored in large silos and then directly delivered to the ultimate buyers in trucks or filled in handy 15-kilo bags.

AEK Pellets from Switzerland.

AEK Pellet AG is the largest pellet producer in Switzerland. At the plant in Balsthal (Canton Solothurn) it produces up to 60,000 tonnes of pellets - enough to supply more than 12,000 single-family homes with heat. 

AEK Pellet AG ist die bedeutendste Pellet-Produzentin in der Schweiz. Im Werk in Balsthal (Kanton Solothurn) produziert sie jährlich bis zu 60‘000 Tonnen Pellets – genug, um mehr als 12‘000 Einfamilienhäuser mit Wärme zu versorgen.

Forest Enterprises. Wood Pellet from Serbia

The company Forest Enterprises d.o.o. was founded in 2008. It invested in a green-field project – building a wood pellet factory.
 A wood pellet plant processing facility in Southern Serbia was built in 2009. The plant uses waste wood fiber to create high density wood pellets that provide a highly efficient alternative fuel for home, institutional and industrial heating applications. The plant will provide an economically valuable and environmentally sound use for available sawmill residues that are often otherwise wasted. Pellets are ecological fuel made of waste from wood-processing industry, such as sawdust etc. The waste is mainly collected from Nisavsko-Jablanicki district. The capacity of the factory is 4 t of pellets per hour, i.e. from 30 to 35.000 t per year. 

Sava Pellet. Wood Pellet from Bosnia Herzegovina

Ensa BH Ltd. is a company established in July 2007, in Prijebljezi, in the municipality of Srbac. 
Ensa BH Ltd. is part of the energy sector group Sava Kranj, a holding company for investment and management. 
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Ensa BH Ltd ist  im Juli 2007 gegründet, in Prijebljezi, in der Gemeinde Srbac.

Ensa BH Ltd ist Teil des Energiesektors Gruppe Sava Kranj, eine Holdinggesellschaft für Investitionen und Management.

("En" - Energie - "sa" - Sava)