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Wood as an expression of efficiency

Convinced of the enormous potentiality of the biomass sector in terms of efficiency, convenience and sustainability, we have oriented our production towards the direct development of innovative technologies in this production field.

Specifically, throughout the years we have invested in the development of boilers, electric plants and co-generators able to take advantage of wood energy in its various forms, from wood chips to pellets, searching for and finding solutions able to give new energy to materials once considered waste to be disposed.

A clear indication of what may be considered biomass is given in the 2009/28/CE European Directive which defines it as “the biodegradable fraction of products, waste and residues from biological origin from agriculture, forestry and related industries including fisheries and aquaculture, as well as the biodegradable fraction of industrial and municipal waste”. Therefore, biomass is raw material that presents unique benefits on the market: it is available in large quantities, it respects the environment, it does not require polluting production processes and supply costs are much more contained with respect to fossil fuel.

The woody biomass energy effort is considered, by the European Union, as one of the most effective systems to win the decisive challenge set by global warming: reducing carbon dioxide emissions. The energy-related use of woody biomass causes emissions of CO2 equal to that which would have been emitted if wood had run its natural course. In practice, if wood were not used to produce energy, its decomposition would still generate the same quantity of carbon dioxide emission liberated from its combustion.

Throughout our long experience in the field of biomasses, we specialized in the production of co-generator systems which use wood chips as combustible material. These are chips of wood derived from sawmill waste or derived from wood production activities or woodland area maintenance. A convenient and often zero km solution, wood chips offer
excellent outputs as far energy performance is concerned, combining respect for the environment, high efficiency and full investment sustainability.