We manufacture premium biomass pellets from agricultural waste, providing eco-friendly fuel alternatives for industries, power plants, and commercial heating across India.
High-calorific, low-ash pellets made from sustainable agricultural residues
We transform agricultural residues that would otherwise be burned in fields into high-quality biomass pellets, creating value for farmers and clean energy for industries.
Kanoz Bio Energy is a biomass pellet manufacturing company based in India. We source agricultural waste directly from farmers, converting crop residues into compressed biomass pellets that serve as an eco-friendly alternative to coal and other fossil fuels.
Our production ensures consistent supply and quality, monitored through rigorous daily reporting and quality checks at every stage.
Raw materials sourced directly from local farmers, supporting rural livelihoods.
State-of-the-art pellet mills with automated quality control systems.
Own fleet and logistics network for on-time delivery across India.
Manufactured with precision from carefully sourced agricultural waste, our pellets deliver consistent quality and high energy output.
High-calorific biomass pellets for boilers and furnaces. Ideal for replacing coal in manufacturing with a cleaner, cost-effective fuel source.
Bulk supply of biomass pellets for co-firing in power plants. Consistent size and moisture content for reliable energy generation.
Clean-burning pellets for commercial heating systems. Low ash content means less maintenance and cleaner operations.
A streamlined manufacturing process that ensures quality at every step, from raw material collection to final delivery.
Agricultural residues sourced directly from local farmers — crop stalks, husks, and other biomass waste.
Raw materials are cleaned, shredded, and dried to optimal moisture levels for pellet formation.
High-pressure pellet mills compress the biomass into uniform, dense pellets with consistent calorific value.
Every batch is tested for moisture, ash content, and calorific value before dispatch to customers.
Consistent supply and quality for our customers across India.
High calorific value ensuring maximum energy from every kilogram
Cleaner burning with minimal residue for efficient operations
Pellets made entirely from farm residues, reducing stubble burning
Round-the-clock manufacturing with daily quality monitoring
Every ton of biomass pellets used instead of coal reduces carbon emissions significantly. By converting agricultural waste into fuel, we also help reduce crop stubble burning — one of India's major pollution contributors.
Our pellets offer a cost-effective, carbon-neutral energy source that helps industries meet sustainability goals while reducing fuel costs.
Biomass pellets release only the CO2 absorbed during plant growth
Reduces crop residue burning in fields
30-40% cheaper than conventional fuels
Creates additional revenue for farming communities
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* Estimates based on average pellet price of ₹8,500/ton and 30% savings. Actual prices may vary.
Common questions about biomass pellets and their use in industry.
Biomass pellets are compressed cylinders made from agricultural residues like crop stalks, rice husks, and sawdust. They are dried and compressed under high pressure to produce a dense, uniform fuel with high calorific value (3,200âÃÂÃÂ3,800 Kcal/kg), used as a cleaner alternative to coal in industrial boilers and heating systems.
Biomass pellets have a comparable calorific value to Indian coal but with dramatically lower ash (3âÃÂÃÂ8% vs 25âÃÂÃÂ45%), negligible sulphur, and lower emissions. They cost 20âÃÂÃÂ30% less per ton and are carbon-neutral since the CO2 released during burning equals what the plants absorbed during growth. Industries typically save 30âÃÂÃÂ40% on total fuel costs after switching.
Yes. Most coal-fired boilers (1 TPH and above) can burn biomass pellets with only minor grate and feed mechanism adjustments. Full boiler replacement is not needed. The conversion typically takes 2âÃÂÃÂ3 days and is very cost-effective compared to installing new equipment.
Yes. Biomass pellets produce significantly lower particulate matter, virtually zero SO2, and no toxic heavy metals compared to coal. Switching to biomass is often the simplest and cheapest way to meet Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) standards without installing expensive scrubbers or electrostatic precipitators.
Biomass pellets are widely used across textile mills, food processing units, brick kilns, chemical plants, paper mills, and thermal power plants. Any industry that runs a coal-fired boiler or furnace can switch to biomass pellets. Power plants are also mandated by the government to co-fire 5âÃÂÃÂ10% biomass with coal.
Yes. Every ton of coal replaced by biomass avoids approximately 2.4 tons of CO2 emissions. These reductions can be registered as carbon credits and sold on voluntary or compliance markets. A factory using 100 tons of pellets per month can generate around 2,880 credits annually âÃÂàa significant additional revenue stream.
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