BASUKI Fuel Library

Our biomass fuel category includes renewable and carbon-neutral sources such as palm shell, coconut shell, rice husk, and wood chips.

Rice Husk

A lightweight, silica rich agricultural byproduct ideal for clean and renewable biomass fuel applications.

Corn Cob

A high cellulose crop residue suitable for combustion and bioenergy production with low environmental impact.

Palm Kernel

A dense biomass material with high calorific value, widely used as an eco-friendly alternative to coal.

Sawdust

Fine wood particles generated from milling processes, commonly used in biomass fuel and wood pellet production.

Coconut Shell

A hard and durable shell with stable burning properties, ideal for activated carbon and renewable fuel sources.

Empty Fruit Bunch (EFB)

Fibrous palm oil waste used in co-firing systems and composting, valued for its low emission characteristics.

Cashew Nut Shell

A tough shell containing natural oils, utilized in bio-oil extraction and solid biofuel production.

Wood Pellets

Compressed cylindrical wood fuel with high energy density, easy storage, and clean combustion performance.

Wood Chip

Small pieces of wood used for thermal energy generation, pulp production, and bioenergy applications.

We transform challenges into opportunities by utilizing industrial byproducts and waste streams as viable fuel sources.

Paper-Plastic Waste

A mixed solid waste stream from packaging and consumption, commonly processed into alternative fuel for industrial boilers and cement kilns.

Waste Furniture

Discarded wooden or composite furniture materials, often shredded and repurposed as biomass fuel or recycled wood products.

Herbal Waste

Organic byproducts from herbal processing industries, rich in plant fibers and suitable for composting or bioenergy generation.

Refuse-Derived Fuel (RDF)

A fuel product made from non-recyclable, dry municipal solid waste, engineered for high calorific value and low moisture content.

Coffee Waste

Residue from coffee production such as grounds and husks, repurposed as biofuel, compost, or biochar material.

Tea Waste

Organic remnants from tea processing, often rich in tannins and cellulose, used for composting or renewable energy sources.

Bituminous Coal

A high-grade coal with high carbon content and energy density, widely used for electricity generation and industrial fuel.

Sub-Bituminous Coal

A lower-rank coal with moderate energy content and moisture, commonly used in power plants for steam and electricity production.

Lignite Coal

The lowest rank of coal with high moisture and low carbon content, typically used near mining sites for power generation.

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