Power Generation
92%Utility & captive thermal plants
10 mm pellets or briquettes · 500–5 000 MT/month
( Industrial Applications )
Where It
Burns
( Select Industry )
Five Core Markets
97%fit score
( Process steam and thermal oil )
Industrial Boilers
Process industries — textiles, chemicals, paper — that rely on continuous steam generation are the natural fit for biomass pellets. Consistent calorific value and low ash content reduce fouling and maintenance cycles.
Boiler typeFire tube · Water tube · Thermic fluid heater
Recommended format6 mm or 8 mm pellets
Typical consumption100–1 000 MT/month
Key benefitConsistent steam output — calorific variance < 5% batch-to-batch
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( All Markets )
Market Fit Overview
Industrial Boilers
97%Process steam and thermal oil
6 mm or 8 mm pellets · 100–1 000 MT/month
Cement & Ceramics
88%Kiln fuel replacement
10 mm pellets · 200–2 000 MT/month
Food Processing
85%Steam sterilisation and cooking
6 mm or 8 mm pellets · 50–300 MT/month
District Heating
90%Township and campus heating
Briquettes or 10 mm pellets · 100–800 MT/month
( The Case for Biomass )
Why Switch
Price Stability
Agricultural residue feedstock is geographically abundant and seasonally predictable — less exposed to global energy market volatility than coal or gas.
Drop-In Ready
Pellet density and calorific value are tuned to work in existing coal boiler infrastructure with minimal retrofitting — reducing switching cost.
Carbon Compliance
Biomass co-firing lowers fossil intensity at source. For customers pursuing net-zero goals, those operating reductions can sit alongside carbon-credit or certificate strategies for residual emissions, with traceable lot data strengthening the reporting file.
Supply Traceability
Every lot is coded and traceable through the Artemis B2B portal — feedstock origin, moisture, QC results — supporting ESG disclosure, carbon-accounting workpapers, and audit requirements.