Analysis of market demand for biomass pellet fuel

In 2004, China faced significant energy challenges. There were 25 provincial-level power grids experiencing power shortages, with the peak demand during winter and summer exceeding 30 million kilowatts. Many power plants had to shut down due to coal supply issues, while over 30 million people still lacked access to electricity. This situation highlighted the urgent need for alternative energy solutions. The development of the biomass pellet fuel industry emerged as a promising solution. By converting agricultural waste into fuel, it could supplement coal supplies and reduce dependency on fossil fuels. Additionally, building small and medium-sized distributed thermal power plants could help ease the pressure on the power grid, improve energy efficiency, and support China’s efforts in building a well-off society. Futong New Energy plays a key role in this transition by producing and selling straw pellet machines and briquetting equipment that facilitate the production of biomass fuel. As urbanization accelerated, more than 600 million people moved into cities, increasing the demand for heating. However, many new residential areas were located outside city centers, where heat distribution networks were either unavailable or inefficient, leading to high heat loss. To meet residents' needs, district heating systems became necessary, but they often faced environmental restrictions. Most relied on natural gas or electric heating, which were either costly or unsustainable for long-term operation. With the introduction of China's "Renewable Energy Law," straw-based power generation gained legal support. The integration of straw pellet fuel for both heating and electricity generation offers an efficient, cost-effective, and sustainable solution. It reduces transmission losses, requires lower investment, and supports renewable energy utilization. This dual-purpose approach not only meets local heating demands but also generates additional revenue through electricity production, making it a win-win strategy for rural and urban communities alike. For more information, visit http://news.chinawj.com.cn. Editor: Hardware Business Network Information Center.

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