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    Biomass wood pellet prices - bagged and bulk
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    Biomass wood pellet prices - bagged and bulk 7th Dec 14 at 1:10 PM
    There are threads about the prices of most off-grid energy sources on MSE, but I cannot find one about biomass wood pellets, so I thought that I would share my findings.

    The below prices are for 10kg or 15kg bagged pellets on a pallet, and are either published internet prices, or phone quotes, prices include VAT at 5%. All are ENplus A1 certified -

    http://www.pelletcouncil.org.uk/consumer-information/bagged-pellets

    I was surprised how much variation there is between suppliers of bagged pellets and needless to say that my latest delivery has been from Plumb Center. Price per Kw based on 4.8Kw/kg

    http://www.plumbcenter.co.uk/
    Source - Balcas Brites
    Weight on pallet - 880kg
    Price per pallet - £199.50
    Price per tonne - £226.70
    Price per Kilowatt - £0.0472

    http://www.forever-fuels.com/
    Source - Land Energy
    Weight on pallet - 980kg
    Price per pallet - £240.00
    Price per tonne - £244.90
    Price per Kilowatt - £0.0510

    http://www.land-energy.com/wood-pellets/
    Source - Land Energy
    Weight on pallet - 1000kg
    Price per pallet - £246.00
    Price per tonne - £246.00
    Price per Kilowatt - £0.0513

    http://www.brites.eu/
    Source - Balcas Brites
    Weight on pallet - 1000kg
    Price per pallet - £252.00
    Price per tonne - £252.00
    Price per Kilowatt - £0.0525

    http://www.woodpellets2u/
    Source - CPL Homefire (Verdo?)
    Weight on pallet - 980kg
    Price per pallet - £249.90
    Price per tonne - £255.00
    Price per Kilowatt - £0.0531

    http://www.biomassfuel.supplies/
    Source - Blazers
    Weight on pallet - 960kg
    Price per pallet - £244.95
    Price per tonne - £255.16
    Price per Kilowatt - £0.0532

    https://www.luxurywood.co.uk/
    Source - Land Energy
    Weight on pallet - 980kg
    Price per pallet - £259.00
    Price per tonne - £264.29
    Price per Kilowatt - £0.0551

    http://www.liverpoolwoodpellets.co.uk/
    Source - Balcas Brites
    Weight on pallet - 975kg
    Price per pallet - £268.00
    Price per tonne - £274.87
    Price per Kilowatt - £0.0573

    http://www.verdorenewables.co.uk/
    Source - Verdo
    Weight on pallet - 960kg
    Price per pallet - £269.00
    Price per tonne - £280.21
    Price per Kilowatt - £0.0584

    https://www.luxurywood.co.uk/
    Source - Verdo
    Weight on pallet - 960kg
    Price per pallet - £269.00
    Price per tonne - £280.21
    Price per Kilowatt - £0.0584

    http://cjtimber.com/
    Source - Blazers
    Weight on pallet - 1005kg
    Price per pallet - £297.08
    Price per tonne - £295.60
    Price per Kilowatt - £0.0616

    I understand that bulk prices are lower, hopefully others will be able to add some bulk prices for comparison.
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    Thanks for the comment, the price per kWh that I calculated was just to give an indication of the price compared to other forms of heating, my source was The Biomass Energy Centre website, as a comparison, the Notts Energy website uses 4.72 kWh/kg.

    The minimum specified for ENplus A1 pellets in EN 14961-2 is 4.6kWh/kg, but as suppliers do not generally publish the test house results it is actually quite difficult to ascertain actual energy content, if, as you suggest, you have access to this data it would be helpful to share it with the forum.

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    This is a highly ranked thread yet it's dangerous to assume (with all due respect because a lot of effort has gone into the OP's research) that all the above fuels average 4.8kWh/kg. In fact according to ENPLUS A1 standards, the middle ground is 4.95 kWh/kg. It's best to individualise the calculations based upon actual brand specific calorific values. This isn't gas, where its calorific value is measured by the national grid and is the same between all suppliers, selling an homogenous product. Biomass suppliers sell products consisting of a wide variety of species, in different proportions and moisture values. And don't forget product quality!
    As mentioned, all respect to the OP! It must have taken him a lot of time to write this list and im sure it's his wish to see it evolve positively.
    Originally posted by LukasMc ”
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    Wood Pellet Price Updates
    LC Energy have lowered the price of a full pallet of Brites from £275 to £255, making them the cheapest price that I can find online for Brites. (Next best is currently £256.16 direct from Brites)

    Slight increase in the price of Firepower from White Horse Energy, from £215 to £219 a pallet

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    LC Energy have lowered the price of a full pallet of Brites from £275 to £255, making them the cheapest price that I can find online for Brites. (Next best is currently £256.16 direct from Brites)
    http://lcenergy.co.uk/product/balcas-brites-wood-pellets/

    Slight increase in the price of Firepower from White Horse Energy, from £215 to £219 a pallet
    http://www.whitehorseenergy.co.uk/Wood-Pellets/Firepower/Firepower
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    White Horse Energy are now selling an 'unbranded' pellet, which holds BSL authorisation, but does not have ENPlus A1 certification, although they claim that the pellets do comply with the ENPlus A1 specification.

    White Horse Energy
    Source - Unknown
    Weight on pallet - 975kg
    Price per pallet - £205.00
    Price per tonne - £210.26
    Price per Kilowatt - £0.0438 (based on a nominal 4.8Kw/kg)

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    Swift Energy
    Another online supplier with their own branded pellets, certified to EN Plus-A1 standards, and BSL Authorised.

    Swift Energy
    Source - Unknown
    Weight on pallet - 975kg
    Price per pallet - £249.00
    Price per tonne - £255.38
    Price per Kilowatt - £0.0532 (based on a nominal 4.8Kw/kg)
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    Wood Pellet energy content differences
    I was intrigued by the comments that LukasMc made earlier in the thread about the differences in energy content between suppliers, so I have done a bit of digging, and unearthed some interesting figures.

    The band of difference in the for ENplus A1 pellets in EN 14961-2 is between 4.6kWh/kg and 5.3kWh/kg, meaning that pellets complying with the standard could vary in energy content by more than 15%.

    The below suppliers are on the UK market and I have attempted to find the published energy content of their pellets (in descending order), the source of the information is stated, but this is a best effort only, I make no warranty as to the information.

    Baltic Biogran Sia
    Brand - Baltic Biogran
    Energy content - 5.0kWh/kg (source: Baltic Biogran website)
    ID-Nr. LV 007
    LV-1015 Riga Latvia
    www.balticbiogran.lv

    AKZ Ltd.
    Brand - AKZ & ownbrands - 5.0kWh/kg (source: AKZ website)
    ID-Nr. LV 001
    01048 Riga Latvia
    www.akz.lv

    PelTrade!Ltd
    Brand - Sparklets - 4.9kWh/kg (source: Peltrade website)
    ID-Nr. RU 004
    175461 Krestcy Russia
    www.peltrade.com

    Laois Sawmill Ltd
    Brand- Greenwood - 4.9kWh/kg (source: Laios Sawmill)
    ID-Nr. IE 001
    Ballymacken, Co. Laois
    www.laoissawmills.ie

    Clifford Jones Timber
    Brand- Blazers - 4.9kWh/kg (source: Clifford Jones website)
    ID-Number. UK003
    LL15 2TN Ruthin North Wales
    www.blazersfuels.co.uk

    Verdo Renewables Ltd
    Brand- Verdo - 4.8kWh/kg (source: Woodfuel Coop & Oxford Renewables websites)
    ID-Number: UK001
    SP10 3XW Andover
    www.verdorenewables.co.uk

    Balcas Timber Ltd.
    Brand - Brites - 4.8kWh/kg (source: Balcas website)
    ID-Number: UK002
    Enniskillen, Northern Ireland, BT94 2FQ
    www.brites.eu

    Land Energy Girvan Ltd
    Brand- Woodlets - 4.7kWh/kg (source: presentation on Land Energy website)
    ID-Number: UK004
    Girvan, Ayrshire, KA26 9PF
    www.land-energy.com

    Puffin Pellets
    Brand - Puffin - 4.6kWh/kg (source: Puffin Pellets)
    ID-Nr. UK 005
    Insch, AB52 6XP
    www.puffinpellets.com

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    Many thanks to everyone that's added info to this thread, it's been very helpful. Maybe someone in MSE could produce a comparison website for wood pellets & biomass? Doing so may well increase the competition between suppliers. Perhaps one exists already in the UK, but apart from this thread the only one I've seen is in the US.

    One aspect that I'm curious about is customer service. I'm tempted to use White Horse as they look to have the best prices and their web site is well constructed / informative, plus I got a very quick email response about the availability of 'Fire Power' pellets (back again tonight apparently). Does anyone have views on WHE, or others for that matter?
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    Wood pellet price comparison website
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    Many thanks to everyone that's added info to this thread, it's been very helpful. Maybe someone in MSE could produce a comparison website for wood pellets & biomass? Doing so may well increase the competition between suppliers. Perhaps one exists already in the UK, but apart from this thread the only one I've seen is in the US.
    Originally posted by cancunia ”
    Funny you should mention that, I came across this site at the weekend:-

    http://woodpelletguide.uk/

    Which seems to have a fair number of suppliers prices on it, does not seem to have any commercial links either.

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    That site looks interesting and does also look to be mostly free from commercial links apart from some brief references to a local heating firm that the site builder used. It's an excellent starting off point all the same.

    Looks like prices are on the rise though, 'Luxury Wood Co' prices have jumped from what looks to be £219 on the woodpellet guide site to £259 on the LWC site for a pallet of Baltic Biogran pellets, which are from the same place as WHE Platinum + pellets.

    Update:
    I called LWC after seeing their prices had risen, it seems that £219 was yesterday's price for 'Baltic Biogran' and they are now offering 'AKZ' at £219. I guess the Woodpellet guide will reflect this tomorrow. AKZ come from the same supplier as WHE 'Fire Power' so a maybe the same thing.
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    5% White Horse Discount Code
    In case anyone's interested, you can use this code for a 5% discount (I get a credit on my account too apparently). The code can be used at stage 4 of the checkout process.

    WayKei16152

    or follow this link..

    http://www.whitehorseenergy.co.uk/coupon?code=WayKei16152

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    Wood Pellet Guide is the site I'm currently building. it's still under construction but the main price comparison section is working well and I think covers most of the major UK suppliers.

    I'm hoping to add some more features (supplier/pellet reviews, more technical data etc) in the near future, but it's an entirely non-commercial project that I work on in my spare time, so progress isn't always quite as rapid as i'd like.

    Would welcome any comments or suggestions that anyone has (good or bad!)

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    That site looks interesting and does also look to be mostly free from commercial links apart from some brief references to a local heating firm that the site builder used. It's an excellent starting off point all the same.

    Looks like prices are on the rise though, 'Luxury Wood Co' prices have jumped from what looks to be £219 on the woodpellet guide site to £259 on the LWC site for a pallet of Baltic Biogran pellets, which are from the same place as WHE Platinum + pellets.

    Update:
    I called LWC after seeing their prices had risen, it seems that £219 was yesterday's price for 'Baltic Biogran' and they are now offering 'AKZ' at £219. I guess the Woodpellet guide will reflect this tomorrow. AKZ come from the same supplier as WHE 'Fire Power' so a maybe the same thing.
    Originally posted by cancunia ”
    It looks like they've put the price up this morning as the automated check that runs first thing still picked it up at £219 (the lunchtime check has picked up the new price)

    Unfortunately I don't have stats going that far back, but if I remember correctly prices did seem to start to rise around this time last year, so it's probably not a bad time to stock up.

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    WPG, your site is just what was needed, many thanks for putting it together.
    Customer service feedback for suppliers is always subjective, and potentially open to some forms of abuse, but can be helpful all the same. One of the criteria I used when selecting pellets today was the CO2 emissions, energy output was also a factor.

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    I've only placed 6 or 7 orders so far (although from a number of different suppliers) and the thing that's made the biggest difference is the delivery driver, but as I think they've pretty much all come through the same haulage company, it's really luck of the draw who the driver is and how helpful he's feeling on the day.

    Cancunia, sorry, a bit late now it looks like you've already ordered, but I've had Verdo pellets in the past from White Horse and haven't had any issues with them.

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    “

    Cancunia, sorry, a bit late now it looks like you've already ordered, but I've had Verdo pellets in the past from White Horse and haven't had any issues with them.
    Originally posted by WPG ”
    No probs WPG, in fact I did use White Horse, based on a few factors and used their comparison for some guidance:
    http://www.whitehorseenergy.co.uk/Wood-Pellet-Comparison
    The interesting thing to me is their quoting the ENPlus number which tells you the supplier name & location. It shows how open WHE appear to be.


    Added that to Thoza's handy league table and your prices, together with the speedy feedback I got from WHE via emails.

    The only thing that stopped me buying WHE's 'FirePower' pellets was the CO2 content as I feel slightly guilty about buying stuff that comes from the other side of the Baltic and wondered what else may be getting deposited in my chimney at the same time.

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    The only thing that stopped me buying WHE's 'FirePower' pellets was the CO2 content as I feel slightly guilty about buying stuff that comes from the other side of the Baltic and wondered what else may be getting deposited in my chimney at the same time.
    Originally posted by cancunia ”
    You might be interested to read the analysis on Forever Fuels website about emissions for Latvian pellets, they make the argument that emissions are comparative, as they are wood waste dried and have a much lower CO2 emissions from shipping than road.

    http://www.forever-fuels.com/content/has-ship-sailed-suppliers-without-storage,

    also this page on a theoretical Swedish shipment to Okehampton:

    http://www.forever-fuels.com/content/carbon-footprint-wood-pellets

    Of course any calculation depends on how far you live from the port of entry or the point of manufacture for road hauled, but in any case pellets are a factor lower in emissions than oil or gas.

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    You might be interested to read the analysis on Forever Fuels website about emissions for Latvian pellets, they make the argument that emissions are comparative, as they are wood waste dried and have a much lower CO2 emissions from shipping than road.
    Originally posted by thozza ”
    Apologies to others if I go too far off topic here.

    I did actually buy Latvian pellets - Platinum Plus.

    My original concern around CO2 was that the FirePower (AKZ) pellets apparently have a higher CO2 emission than the Baltic Biogran pellets and also that I was buying pellets from the Baltic as opposed to those produced somewhere in the UK, thereby increasing the carbon footprint of my pellets and potentially putting more smoke into my chimney.
    Given the Freedom fuels analysis on shipping, I'm now comfortable that pellets coming from the Baltic now have an acceptably low additional carbon footprint from shipping and depending on where they land in the UK may have a similar carbon footprint to those produced more locally.

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    Traded/wholesale bulk wood pellet costs
    I thought it might be interesting to look at the wholesale or traded costs for imported bulk woodpellets (i.e. buying tonnes at a time) as an indication of the actual costs of woodpellets before packing, delivery etc.

    Argus Media publish a Weekly Biomass newsletter with bulk prices, as it is by subscription, I can only access a sample from January this year, so this information is 9 months old (although forward prices at that point were not forecast to move much).

    For 3,500T of pellets shipped from the Baltic or Portugal to the UK, prices were around £97/T plus £13/T shipping, giving a landed cost of around £110/T.

    Pallet delivery costs to the final customer will add another £20-30 to this, giving a lowest final delivered cost of £130/T, to this will need to be added any packaging and handling costs.

    The delivered price of the cheapest bagged pellets is £210/T giving the trader a margin of some £80/T if they were located at the importing port.

    Of course all these calculations are rough, and additional information would help to refine them.
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    Price Updates
    There have been a few price changes recently, and have also updated the Wood Pellet Guide website to include cost per kWh, so here's the latest "top 10" (ordered by Price/kWh):-

    1. AKZ from Luxury Wood Company
    £219.00 for 975kg
    Price / Tonne : £224.62
    Price / kWh : 4.49p - (5kWh/kg)
    BSL certified
    ENplus A1

    2. Firepower from White Horse Energy
    £219.00 for 975kg
    Price / Tonne : £224.62
    Price / kWh : 4.49p - (5kWh/kg)
    BSL certified
    ENplus A1

    3. WHE Unbranded from White Horse Energy
    £215.00 for 975kg
    Price / Tonne : £220.51
    Price / kWh : 4.59p - (4.8kWh/kg - Assumed, no value available)
    BSL certified
    NOT ENplus certified

    4. Platinum Plus from White Horse Energy
    £229.00 for 975kg
    Price / Tonne : £234.87
    Price / kWh : 4.70p - (5kWh/kg)
    BSL certified
    ENplus A1

    5. Sparklets from Premier Pellets
    £225.00 for 975kg
    Price / Tonne : £230.77
    Price / kWh : 4.71p - (4.9kWh/kg)
    NOT BSL certified
    ENplus A1

    6. DHLPL from Durham Heat Logs & Pellets
    £220.00 for 960kg
    Price / Tonne : £229.17
    Price / kWh : 4.77p - (4.8kWh/kg - Assumed, no value available)
    BSL certified
    NOT ENplus certified

    7. Premier Fuel from Premier Pellets
    £230.00 for 975kg
    Price / Tonne : £235.90
    Price / kWh : 4.80p - (4.91kWh/kg)
    NOT BSL certified
    NOT ENplus certified

    8. AKZ from Premier Pellets
    £235.00 for 975kg
    Price / Tonne : £241.03
    Price / kWh : 4.82p - (5kWh/kg)
    BSL certified
    ENplus A1

    9. Greenwood from LC Energy
    £239.00 for 990kg
    Price / Tonne : £241.41
    Price / kWh : 4.93p - (4.9kWh/kg)
    BSL certified
    ENplus A1

    10. Swift Energy from Swift Energy
    £249.90 for 975kg
    Price / Tonne : £256.31
    Price / kWh : 5.13p - (5kWh/kg)
    BSL certified
    ENplus A1

    Many thanks to thozza and cancunia for the feedback and additional info.

    Unfortunately I'm still too new to post links, but all of the above should be easy to find via google (or through the link to the woodpelletguide website a few posts back)

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    “
    Unfortunately I'm still too new to post links, but all of the above should be easy to find via google (or through the link to the woodpelletguide website a few posts back)
    Originally posted by WPG ”
    The site is

    http://woodpelletguide.uk/

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