More than 1.8 million French people heat their homes with a pellet boiler or stove. These small pellets, made from finely ground and compressed wood, provide better combustion and therefore very high efficiency, while emitting fewer pollutants into the atmosphere. While the majority of pellets are manufactured by large factories, this renewable fuel can also be produced locally in small workshops. We visited one of the smallest pellet factories in France, which produces between 120 and 150 tons of pellets each year from wood scraps and waste. Located in La Tour-d'Aigues (Vaucluse), the family business "Les Granulés de Bois" supplies around a hundred loyal customers within a 20 km radius.

The plant is currently for sale. For more information, please contact: fabien@berber.fr
http://lesgranulesdebois.fr/

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Summary:
0:00 • Introduction
0:15 • Credits
0:33 • Raw Material
1:58 • First Grinding
3:02 • Second Grinding
4:28 • Mixing
5:08 • Pellet Compaction
5:49 • Cooling
6:17 • Packaging
7:00 • Pellet Price
8:02 • Long-Term Storage
9:36 • Process Details
11:59 • Moisture Content
14:00 • Energy Consumption
14:51 • Plant Origin
16:49 • How a Pellet Stove Works
21:15 • Subscriber Questions
26:56 • Experiences