Inputs you need
- ▸Planned heat demand (for example MWh per season or month)
- ▸Boiler efficiency / operating efficiency
- ▸Product calorific-value range
- ▸Preferred delivery and storage cadence
How to read calorific value
- ▸For sunflower-husk pellets the typical public range is 16–18 MJ/kg. For wood pellets — 16–19 MJ/kg.
- ▸Lower calorific value means higher mass consumption for the same heat need; higher means lower. Show results as a range, not a single number.
Other factors to include
- ▸Seasonal load variation
- ▸Storage losses and fines
- ▸Maintenance downtime and operating-mode changes
- ▸Packaging form (bulk, big-bag) and loading constraints
From estimate to offer
Once you have an approximate tonnage range, add delivery country, packaging and boiler information. We can then prepare a concrete B2B offer and, if needed, a trial delivery option.