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Energy Content

Briquettes have a higher energy density than firewood, which means they can produce much more heat from the same amount of fuel. This higher amount of energy means greater fuel savings.

Combustion Efficiency

Peat briquettes burn much more efficiently compared to firewood. Their controlled production process ensures almost constant quality and burn rate, resulting in optimized energy use.

A Greener Choice

Peat sourced from responsibly managed peatlands can be considered a renewable fuel source. When harvested sustainably, peatlands can regenerate, ensuring a continuous supply of peat while preserving the ecosystem.

Understanding Renewable Peat Energy

Renewable peat energy refers to the utilization of peat as a fuel source. Peat is a type of organic matter that forms over thousands of years through the decomposition of plant material in wetland environments. It is rich in carbon and can be harvested sustainably, making it a renewable fuel option.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are peat briquettes more expensive than firewood?

Costs are highly dependent on factors such as location and availability. However, due to their higher energy density and efficiency, they can provide better value for money, for example, 1 ton of PEAT BRIQUETTE replaces 2.92 crated cubes or 4.87 loose cubes of DRY ALDER FIREWOOD.

Can I use peat briquettes in my existing fireplace or wood-burning stove?

Yes! They can be used in almost all fireplaces, wood-burning stoves, and residential heating systems that use wood or solid fuel. They are especially ideal for use in long-burning boilers. However, always follow the manufacturer’s instructions for your particular heating appliance.

How long do peat briquettes burn?

On average, briquettes burn from 5.5 to 12 hours, mainly, it depends on such factors as the size of the briquettes, the moisture level of the briquettes, and the amount of air supply.

How much ash will there be and what can be done with it?

The approximate amount of ash is on average 12% – 18% and depends on the quality of peat used and the production process. Ash can be very well used as a natural organic fertilizer. The approximate content of the ash can be viewed here.