wood pellets

Wood pellets are a convenient, renewable alternative to gas, oil and electricity for heating. They are produced by grinding, drying and compressing wood from sustainably-managed forests into pellets, typically 6 or 8 millimetres in diameter and a couple of centimetres long.

Wood pellets pack a lot more energy into a given space than other wood fuels. They burn cleaner (less ash and emissions). They can be delivered to the boiler using automated systems.

Verdo pellets

Verdo Wood Pellets are specially designed to burn in wood pellet boilers. These 6mm pellets are manufactured by Verdo from wood harvested from sustainable forests throughout Central Scotland.

Supplied in 10Kg bags.

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Wood Pellets

Ailsa Renewable Energy Ltd
We are a specialist wood pellet stockist. We supply and deliver bagged wood fuel throughout south west and central Scotland. Wood Pellets are a low carbon and renewable fuel source for use in wood pellet boilers and wood pellet stoves. Wood Pellet boilers are a worthwhile solution to many renewable fuel installations, including shops/small businesses, schools, hospitals, office and domestic houses.

Bagged Wood Fuel Pellets
Our wood pellets are delivered to your address in 10kg bags or a pallet of 96 bags. The bags only weigh 10 kg and are easy to handle, stack and store. They can be lifted easily and tipped into your pellet stove, boiler or fuel store.

Bagged wood pellets are available in the following formats:
• individual 10Kg bags
• pallet of 96 bags at 960Kgs
• please enquire about bulk orders

Ailsa Renewable Energy   See Price List here.

Specification
• 6mm or 8mm wood pellets.
• Wood pellet quality exceeds recognised industry standards, including the CEN 14961 (A1), ONORM M1735, or DIN 51731 standards
• Delivery available throughout Ayrshire, central and south west Scotland.
• Delivery available within 3-5 working days’ notice.

Renewable Heat Incentive

The UK has set targets for using renewable energy, including wood fuel, as part of the drive to reduce carbon emissions. Heat generated from renewable energy sources currently meets 1 percent of the UK’s total heat demand. To reach the first renewable energy target, set for 2020, around 12 percent of the UK’s heat has to be generated from renewable sources.

This is why the Government is introducing a Renewable Heat Incentive, or RHI, which will reward users of renewable heat installations, in effect paying them to use their own heating systems. Read more about the RHI here.