træpiller
Træpiller are compacted, cylindrical pellets made from wood residues such as sawdust and chips. They are designed for use as a heating fuel, offering higher energy density and lower moisture than raw firewood, and are commonly used in pellet stoves and boilers.
Production begins with collecting wood waste, grinding it into fine particles, and drying to a low moisture
Træpiller are used in residential heating, district heating, and some industrial applications, often fed automatically into
Energy content depends on moisture and wood type, but commonly ranges around 4.6–5.2 kWh per kilogram. They
Quality and safety are guided in Europe by ENplus certification and the EN 14961-2 standard for wood
Environmental considerations hinge on the sustainability of the wood source; pellets from certified forests can reduce