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Buy biomass wood pellets. Biomass wood pellets are highly compressed cylindrical briquettes made from wood residues, primarily sawdust and shavings generated during wood processing. They are a renewable energy source with high energy density and excellent properties for automatic heating. Pellets typically have a diameter of 6 mm and a variable length of 5 to 40 mm. They are characterised by stable and low moisture (around 8%) and low ash content (approximately 1%). Production involves pressing the input dried raw material through a ring or flat die without any additional mixtures, binders, or adhesives.

At Wood-Břežany s.r.o, we produce pellets of the highest quality from clean spruce sawdust without bark, meeting the strictest European standards. You can find our pellets in the buy wood pellets online category, where we offer various certified variants.

Key Properties of Quality Pellets

Why Buy Biomass Pellets from Wood-Břežany?

When you decide to buy wood pellets online from the company Wood-Břežany s.r.o, you gain a partner with many years of tradition and a quality guarantee. Our company, based at Břežany 241, 671 65 (ID: 05273790), is among the trustworthy suppliers of biomass fuels in the Czech Republic.

Our Main Advantages

Certified Quality: All our pellets meet the ČSN EN ISO 17 225-2 standard and are certified according to the international ENplus A1 system, which guarantees the highest quality of wood pellets on the market.

Ecological Processing: Pelleting creates a new biofuel with high energy density, thermal calorific value, and excellent properties in terms of transport and handling, which allow for economical storage and automatic fuel supply to the combustion chamber.

Transparent Origin: We produce from waste from the woodworking industry, specifically from sawmill production. In the Czech Republic, this raw material is generated by the woodworking industry, creating long-term stability regardless of the current bark beetle calamity.

Competitive Prices: Pellets currently cost an average of £0.15 per kilo for loose pellets and £0.16 per kilo for bagged pellets. At Wood-Břežany, we offer competitive prices with the possibility of seasonal discounts.

How are Biomass Wood Pellets Made?

The production of biomass pellets is a technologically demanding process that transforms wood waste into a high-quality fuel. The production of fuel pellets involves placing ground biomass under high pressure and forcing it through a round hole called a “die”.

Phases of Pellet Production

1. Drying the Raw Material: The input wood can have up to 60% moisture, so it is first necessary to reduce this content to 10–15%.
2. Grinding the Material: Sawdust and shavings are ground to a uniform size suitable for pressing.
3. Pressing at High Temperatures: The process called “pelleting” takes place at temperatures where the lignin in the wood acts as a natural binder.
4. Cooling and Sorting: After pressing, the pellets are cooled and sorted by size and quality.
5. Packaging: The finished pellets are packed into 15 kg bags on pallets or stored loose for tanker delivery.

At the company Wood-Břežany s.r.o, we adhere to strict quality standards at every stage of production. Our DINplus / EN plus A1 pellets represent the pinnacle of quality in the biomass fuel category.

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One of the biggest advantages of biomass pellets is the possibility of fully automatic heating. While heating with wood requires relatively frequent refuelling, a pellet boiler is equipped with a hopper that you fill, and you don’t have to worry about anything else.

Comfort Without Compromise

Modern pellet boilers are equipped with advanced control systems that ensure:

• Automatic ignition without human intervention
• Precise fuel dosing according to heat demand
• Automatic burner cleaning
• Control via a mobile app
• Connection to a room thermostat for optimal comfort

Heating with pellets is like having central heating with the comfort of gas, but for significantly lower operating costs and with an ecological approach to the environment.

For maximum efficiency, we recommend combining a quality boiler with certified pellets. You can choose from our range of EN plus A1 wood pellets or A1 grade wood pellets.

What is the Price of Biomass Pellets in 2025?

The prices of biomass wood pellets in the Czech Republic have undergone an interesting development. Pellet prices have been falling continuously since the beginning of 2023, dropping from 15 Kč per kilo in January to the current 7.6 Kč per kilo within twelve months.

Current Price Level

During the spring months of this year, the average price of loose pellets fell to as low as 7.3 Kč per kilo. This price stability makes pellets an attractive alternative to gas and electricity.

Seasonal Price Fluctuations: “In autumn, pellets will definitely be 15 to 20% more expensive than they are now. Therefore, we recommend everyone who has enough storage space at home to stock up for the whole winter now,” say industry experts.

At Wood-Břežany s.r.o, we offer transparent price lists and the option to order pellets online with free delivery. Visit our e-shop for current prices and availability.

Comparison of Heating Costs

Where to Buy Quality Biomass Pellets?

Choosing the right supplier of biomass pellets is key for hassle-free heating. The company Wood-Břežany s.r.o offers comprehensive services from production to direct delivery to your home.

What Do We Offer?

Wide Range of Pellets: In our offer, you will find DIN wood pellets, industrial DIN pellets, and special straw DIN pellets for various applications.

Alternative Biofuels: In addition to classic wood pellets, we also offer hay pellets DIN for heating, which represent an interesting alternative, especially for farmers.

Other Products: If you are looking for other forms of biofuel, check out our offer to buy wood briquettes, buy wood shavings, or buy firewood online.

Best Pellets for Sale: What to Look for When Choosing?

When buying biomass pellets for sale, it is important to monitor several key parameters. The quality of wood pellets is defined by the ČSN EN ISO 17 225-2 standard, which sets requirements for graded wood pellets intended for household heating.

Quality Criteria

1. ENplus Certification: “This international certification guarantees the highest quality and also high calorific value.” Always look for the round ENplus logo on the packaging.
2. Ash Content: According to laboratory test results, after burning 1000 kg of quality pellets, only about 3 kg of ash remains, which is also suitable for fertilising the garden.
3. Colour and Appearance: The whiter the pellets, the less bark they contain. Darker pellets contain more bark, which increases the ash content.
4. Water Test: Pour pellets into a container of water and after a minute, check their condition. Do they hold their shape? Then they are properly pressed and suitable for lighting.

Our Pini Kay briquettes and Nestro wood briquettes meet the same strict quality standards as our pellets.

Biomass Pellets and the Environment

The question of the ecological nature of biomass pellets is complex and requires a balanced view. Biomass is considered a carbon-neutral energy source because the source plants capture almost the same amount of CO2 through photosynthesis as the biomass releases during combustion.

Environmental Benefits

Reduced Emissions: Studies suggest that using biomass pellets can reduce greenhouse gas emissions by up to 80% compared to coal and 30–50% compared to natural gas.

Waste Utilisation: By grinding sawdust, shavings, chips, and bark with subsequent pressing, a completely new product is created. It is essentially a waste-free and full utilisation of waste to obtain heat and energy.

Lower Emissions than Wood: The amount of pollutants produced by pellets is many times lower than in the case of heating with logs.

Sustainable Forestry

At Wood-Břežany s.r.o, we place emphasis on responsible sourcing of raw materials. All material comes from certified sources and from waste from the Czech woodworking industry.

For environmentally friendly heating, we also recommend our beech firewood or hornbeam firewood, which come from sustainable forestry.

How to Store Biomass Wood Pellets?

Proper storage is key to maintaining the quality of biomass pellets. Storage spaces must be sufficiently ventilated! Store pellets in a dry place! Do not expose the packaging to direct sunlight!

Storage Rules

Dry Space: Moisture is the biggest enemy of pellets. The ideal air humidity is up to 60%.

Ventilation: Freshly produced pellets release CO and CO2, so it is necessary to ensure adequate ventilation.

Protection from Dust: Use sealed containers or special storage rooms.

Accessibility: Arrange the storage so that access for refilling the boiler hopper is easy.

If you have limited space, consider storing in bags. We also offer compact RUF wood briquettes, which require less space than pellets.

Biomass Pellets for Industry

Industrial biomass pellets are used not only in households but also in large industrial buildings. This method of heating is not only used by households in family homes or cottages. It is not uncommon to find it in industrial buildings, hospitals, schools, or even castles and factories.

Applications in Industry

• District Heating: Production of heat and electricity in cogeneration units
• Drying Kilns: Drying agricultural products, wood, and ceramics
• Food Industry: Production of steam for technological processes
• Textile Industry: Heating and process heat
• Agriculture: Heating greenhouses and stables

For industrial applications, we offer our industrial DIN pellets with guaranteed quality and the possibility of long-term contracts.

Key Takeaways

✓ Biomass wood pellets are an ecological, renewable fuel made from wood residues

✓ ENplus A1 certification guarantees the highest quality with minimal ash content (max. 0.7 %)

✓ The calorific value of quality pellets reaches a minimum of 16.5 MJ/kg

✓ Current prices are around 7–8 Kč/kg, which is advantageous compared to gas and electricity

✓ Automatic heating with pellets offers comfort comparable to gas heating

✓ Proper storage in a dry and ventilated area is key to maintaining quality

✓ Wood-Břežany s.r.o offers a comprehensive range of certified biomass fuels

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the difference between A1, A2, and B pellets?

A1 grade pellets are the highest quality, with a maximum ash content of 0.7 % and are made exclusively from clean wood without bark. A2 pellets contain more ash (up to 1.2 %) and may also contain bark. Grade B is intended for industrial use with an ash content of up to 2 %. For domestic use, we always recommend A1 grade, which we offer in our e-shop.

How many pellets does an average family home consume per season?

The average Czech household in a family home consumes about 4 to 5 tonnes of wood pellets per heating season. Consumption depends on the size of the house, the quality of insulation, the efficiency of the boiler, and the desired temperature. For well-insulated homes, consumption can drop to as low as 3 tonnes. We offer seasoned firewood as a supplement to pellet heating.

Are biomass pellets really ecological?

The ecological nature of pellets depends on the origin of the biomass and the production method. Wood pellets produce significantly lower carbon emissions than coal, oil, or gas. They are made from compressed sawdust and other wood waste, making them a renewable energy source. At Wood-Břežany, we only use waste from the woodworking industry, thereby minimising environmental impact. We also offer peat wood briquettes for special applications.

Can I use pellets in a wood stove?

No, conventional stoves or boilers for log wood are not designed for burning pellets. Pellets cannot be used in standard fireplaces or stoves; you must own a special automatic pellet boiler or stove. Pellet appliances have a special burner and an automatic fuel feed system. If you prefer classic heating, look at our range of firewood.

When is the best time to buy pellets?

“Why are pellets so cheap in May? Pellets are made from sawdust, which is generated in sawmills when wood from our Czech forests is cut. There is the most sawdust in spring and summer.” Therefore, the lowest prices are usually from May to July. We recommend buying outside the heating season and building a sufficiently large storage area. Contact us on our page for current offers.

What is the lifespan of a pellet boiler?

A quality pellet boiler with regular maintenance will last 15–20 years. It is crucial to use certified A1 grade pellets, which minimise burner fouling and extend the life of the equipment. Poor-quality pellets with high ash content can damage the boiler within a few years.

How do I recognise quality pellets?

You can recognise quality pellets by their ENplus A1 certification, light colour (minimum bark), smooth surface without cracks, and a shiny appearance (indicating proper pressing). Pour pellets into a container of water and after a minute, check their condition. Do they hold their shape? Then they are properly pressed and suitable for lighting. Poor quality pellets crumble or float. Visit our FAQ for more tips.

Can I combine pellets with other fuels?

Yes, there are combination boilers that allow heating with pellets and log wood. Combination wood and pellet boilers are also popular. When the wood burns down and no one refuels, the pellet burner automatically switches on and ignites the pellets. This provides maximum flexibility. You can also alternate between our pine firewood and pellets depending on availability and price.

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