Biomass fuels are a type of renewable energy that are derived from organic matter such as wood chips, agricultural waste, and even municipal solid waste. Biomass is an attractive energy source because it is abundant, sustainable, and carbon-neutral. In other words, burning biomass fuels does not release more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere than was already absorbed during the life of the plant.

Biomass fuels can be used in a variety of applications, including generating electricity, heating homes and businesses, and powering vehicles. One of the main benefits of biomass fuels is that they can be produced locally, which helps to reduce dependence on foreign oil and gas. In addition, using biomass fuels can help to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve air quality.

To produce biomass fuels, organic matter is first collected and then processed into pellets, briquettes, or other forms that are suitable for use in combustion or gasification. Biomass pellet mills are an important tool for producing high-quality biomass pellets that can be used for heating or electricity generation.