Wood Pellets Buyer’s Guide: ENplus Grades, Quality and Packaging

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Wood Pellets Buyer’s Guide: ENplus Grades, Quality and Packaging

Wood pellets are a renewable heating fuel made from compressed sawdust and wood shavings. They are used in home pellet stoves, boilers and larger heating systems, and demand rises every autumn. Because quality varies a lot between producers, buyers should know the main grades and specifications before ordering.

ENplus grades

ENplus is the most widely used quality certification for heating pellets. It has three classes:

Class Ash content Typical use
ENplus A1 0.7% maximum Home stoves and small boilers
ENplus A2 1.2% maximum Larger boilers and some home systems
ENplus B 2.0% maximum Commercial and industrial boilers

For all classes, moisture should be 10% or less and the net calorific value at least 16.5 MJ/kg. If a seller claims ENplus certification, check the certificate number on the official ENplus website.

Other points to check

  • Diameter: 6 mm is standard for home stoves; 8 mm is common for larger boilers.
  • Mechanical durability: high durability means fewer broken pellets and less dust.
  • Raw material: clean wood without bark or chemicals burns cleaner.
  • Fines: the amount of dust in the bag or delivery.

Packaging and storage

Pellets are sold in 15 kg bags on pallets of around one tonne, in 1-tonne big bags, or in bulk. Keep them completely dry – pellets swell and break up if they absorb water. Store bags under cover and off the ground.

Documents

Wood pellets are classified under HS code 4401.31. Some countries ask for a phytosanitary certificate or a fumigation certificate for wooden pallets. See our guide to export documents and our comparison of FOB, CFR and CIF.

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