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One of the greatest products today if we look what it possible with it and the price ! Hay pellets are a relatively new idea in heating and are becoming increasingly popular. Reasons to this vary – increasing energy consumption, rising prices of traditional energy resources, lack of raw material for production of wood chips pellets, development of heating technologies. Hay pellets burn just as well as wood pellets. The efficiency is calculated by the amount burned minus the ash content. So grass based pellets usually have a 1%-2% higher ash content, but after burning the ash can be used as ecological fertilizer in the farming. Not only are the Hay pellets environmentally friendly they’re wallet friendly too! Straw Pellets can be used as heating too but compared to Hay pellets they have formation of slag, hence the necessity to regularly clean the heating boiler. As long as wild natural grasses are grown, Hay will be available, unlike wood which

Peat Briquettes consist of shredded peat, compressed to form a virtually smokeless, slow-burning, easily stored and transported fuel. Although often used as the sole fuel for a fire, they are also used to quickly and easily light a coal fire. Peat – combustible mineral, that is formed in the process of natural extinction and incomplete decomposition of marsh plants at high humidity and lack of oxygen. These briquettes are ecologically pure fuel type, non-toxic, used for the stoves, boilers – that heats living houses and industrial buildings. Burning time from 6 hours and more. Absence of resin means, of soot and also from a glue and cohesive additives. Peat Briquettes Combusting temperature: 3700 – 3900 Kcal/кg Moisture: around 16% Ash content : around11% Mechanical durability: 95%