Pirin Pellet EOOD is a Bulgarian company for the production and sale of ENplus® certified wood pellet. They built their first plant in 2004 and started operating in 2005. Today, Pirin Pellet’s impact goes beyond their company.
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Discover the family-owned company TTS Energo, in Třebíč. Operating in the heating market since 1994, they provide green heat to the city.
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In the heart of Transylvania, the town of Odorheiu Secuiesc is showing how the energy transition can start at the community level
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Briquetes Raro turned wood residues into clean heating that warmed schools in Portugal. The story mirrors Portugal’s bioenergy journey.
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For more than ten years, Bjelin Spačva d.o.o. has shown how sustainable wood processing and support regional development and local communities.
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18 October 2025 At the Sisters of the Holy Cross in Silz, an old and inefficient oil heating system was replaced with a modern pellet heating system. This does not only save around 26,000 liters of heating oil annually, but also freed up valuable space by eliminating the need for the old oil tank room. […]
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18 October 2025 The FIS Ski Flying World Championships 2024 in Bad Mitterndorf were a complete success—not only for Austria’s “eagles” but also for local wood energy. Heating technology specialist and Austrian Ski Federation ÖSV sponsor Hargassner provided a particularly sustainable winter experience, pioneering eco-friendly heating at a major international event. Mega-events are subject to […]
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18 October 2025 Sustainability was a top priority during the construction of the new children’s village in Altmünster. The houses were built using cross-laminated timber and feature ventilated facades made from timber frame elements. A decentralized pellet heating system provides the entire heat supply for the complex, making the SOS Children’s Village Altmünster a model […]
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18 October 2025 The Moser family and their company „Der Hackschnitzler“ („the wood chipper”) have dedicated themselves to raw material wood and the production of renewable energy. By sustainably utilizing regional resources, the company makes a significant contribution to value creation in the Murau district of Styria, Austria. In 2007, Moser acquired his first mobile […]
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18 October 2025 Fürstenfeld implements municipal energy transition The small town of Fürstenfeld, now hosts Austria’s largest pellet wood gasifier plant. Together with a biomass heating plant and 15 hectares of open-air photovoltaic systems, the plant ensures the municipality can switch from gas and oil to a sustainable and renewable electricity and heat supply. The […]
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