The lastest issue of Pellet Mill Magazine discusses expected demand for wood heating this winter, a discussion of data included in the 2024 fuel pellet producer map, and Player Design's steam-treated wood pellet project.

Pellet Mill Magazine shares some highlights from its recently completed 2024 North American Fuel Pellet Production Map.

Armed with 25 years of experience and a robust portfolio, Bioenergy Devco recently fired up its first U.S. digester.

The cover of this issue of Pellet Mill Magazine is a bit unconventional being sugarcane bagasse, the waste material that sugar mills end up with post-process.

Brian O'Connor led Air Burners from a fledgling business with a clever idea to a successful company with a brilliant technology. On an early June morning in Minnesota, the sun is barely visible through a blurry haze that shrouds the landscape from the ground up. 1,300 miles to the east, New York City’s skyscrapers are engulfed in an eerie curtain of smoke, and even those who aren’t particularly sensitive to air quality are cautioned of the outdoors.

This week, we received notice from the United Kingdom Pellet Council that the government's temporary suspension of ENplus wood pellet standards would expire Nov. 22

Energex Inc. is one of the longest-running fuel pellet plants in North America. Former owner Bruce Lisle chats with Pellet Mill Magazine about the early industry, the plant's history and how he came to buy it.

Editor's Note from Issue 2 of Biomass Magazine