The prospective of agro straw and stalk briquette utilization
The bright and promising market of biomass briquettes and charcoal conforms to the advance of briquetting technology and utilization scale of briquette press and charcoal machine.
Biomass briquette press and charcoal machine are two kinds of biomass processing equipment, aiming to turn biomass waste material into biofuel with higher efficiency in an environment-friendly way. Not only investors of the equipment can benefit from the briquette and charcoal business, but also our natural environment can be protected and intense energy issue can be relieved to a large extent.

The profits and payback are apparently preferential for earnest investors especially at the moment of coal and gas prices soaring. The quick return of profits and low risks in investment of briquette production project pave a way for your business.

Biofuel and bioenergy processing equipment—briquette press and charcoal machine
Biomass energy generally refers to fuel generated from plants, the fixed ground energy carrier. According to scientific statistics, annually reserved energy within plants equates tenfold equivalent of the worldwide main fuel consumption. However, the utilization of potential biomass energy accounts for merely 1%. The primitive energy form has not yet been given attention as much as it should be. Biofuel boasts the earliest and directly used energy for the sake of human beings. Across the world today, still above 1.5 billion people take biomass as domestic fuel. Despite the fact that a large amount of biomass material is still used with low efficiency by intensive labors, the expansion of application scale of biofuel such as briquettes and charcoal will be conducive to reduction of reliance upon fossil fuel and make contribution to global environment protection and climate change. Biomass energy will highlight the energy pattern transformation and become the mainstream of sustainable energy substitute. By 2015, biomass energy, including briquettes and charcoal, will take up above 40% of total energy consumption all over the globe.