Recently, an Argentine biomass pellet fuel processing plant with a total investment of US$500,000 was officially completed and put into production. After the production of this processing plant, it will not only increase the income of local farmers, but also drive employment for villagers.

At the processing site, piles of discarded wood chips, bark wood scraps and other raw materials are waiting to enter the workshop for processing. After crushing, pulverizing, drying, extrusion, granulation, packaging and other processes, they are transformed into biomass pellet fuel.

After half a year of preparation and construction, the biomass pellet project is now officially put into production. It mainly uses wood waste, crop straw, old wood, etc. as raw materials. The produced biomass pellet fuel can be widely used as industrial boiler fuel, thermal power plant fuel, barbecue fuel, and home heating system fuel, which is very clean.

Since the production of biomass pellet fuel requires the recycling of a large amount of waste wood materials, the surrounding villagers will also sell the branches and straw piled in the village, which effectively improves the environmental sanitation of the local village.