EASY TO TRANSPORT

Biomass Briquettes have a high specific density (1200 Kg/m3) and bulk density (1000 Kg/m3) when compared to loose biomass, which has a specific density of 60 to 180 Kg/m3. These can withstand the rigors of longdistance travel. Loading/unloading and transportation costs are significantly reduced, as is the need for storage. Briquettes have a substantially higher boiler efficiency than firewood or lose biomass because of their low moisture content and higher density.

When briquettes are burned, no fly ash is produced. Due to the lack of Sulphur, heat recovery is possible before the exhaust is released into the atmosphere. India has emerged as one of the most vocal supporters of renewable energy. Kenya joined the approximately 30 countries that have either approved the law and implemented it or passed the law to implement it with the ban on plastic papers.