Bio-Fuels

Biomass briquettes for industrial heat

Compressed blocks and logs made from agricultural and wood residues — higher bulk density and a longer, steadier burn than pellets, suited to industrial boilers, furnaces and kilns.

Compressed cylindrical wood biomass briquettes
What Are Biomass Briquettes

Compressed, high-density solid fuel

Briquettes are produced by compacting agricultural and wood residues under high pressure, without chemical binders. The result is a dense, low-moisture solid fuel that stores and handles well, and burns longer per unit than loose biomass or pellets — making it a practical coal substitute for continuous industrial heat.

  • Binderless compaction — no chemical additives
  • Higher bulk density than pellets for lower freight cost per GJ
  • Longer, steadier burn for continuous boiler operation
Briquette Types We Supply

A range of biomass sources

Sourced from mills and processors across India, matched to your fuel specification and calorific value requirements.

Sawdust Briquettes

Compressed wood milling residue — the highest calorific value in our briquette range.

Rice Husk Briquettes

Made from rice-milling by-product — abundant and cost-effective for high-volume boiler use.

Bagasse Briquettes

Produced from sugarcane fibre left after juice extraction — a widely available Indian residue.

Mixed Agri-Residue

Groundnut shell, mustard husk and blended crop residues, priced for bulk industrial buyers.

Close-up of compressed biomass solid fuel
Formats & Ordering

Cylindrical logs or block form

We supply briquettes in the format that suits your firing equipment — cylindrical logs for stoker and grate systems, or rectangular blocks for manual-fed furnaces. Bulk loose, shrink-wrapped bundles or palletised for container shipment.

  • Cylindrical log or rectangular block form
  • Bulk loose, bundled or palletised for containers
  • Checked for moisture, density and calorific value

Ready to order biomass briquettes?

Tell us the residue type, form and tonnage you need — we'll quote on FOB or CIF terms.

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Briquette photography: Künnert Siegfried / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0).