Pellets are worldwide and all over Europe on the rise as an highly efficient, environmentally friendly biofuels.

 

Industrial plants, power plants, municipal heating plants, industrial businesses and private houses exploit the big potential of small biomass pellets. AS a pellet pioneer, Pfeifer has recognized this trend on time. Already in the late nineties was laid the first foundation stone with the first pelletisation plant in Kundl. Today Pfeifer produces in six sites about 620,000 tonnes pellets per year. decades of experience and know-how ensure the highest pellet quality for private and industrial single combustion plants or fully

automated wooden central heating. Pellets are handled loosely or as bagged goods.

Pfeifer is the largest producer of wood pellets in Austria and is the third in Europe.

Benchmark in availability & quality

Complete market coverage in Austria, southern and central Germany, Switzerland, and Italy is guaranteed. Standardized quality according to ENplus A1, constant availability, and excellent customer service are key to the success of Pfeifer Pellets.

Transparency from A to Z

The raw material for the production of Pfeifer pellets comes exclusively from our own sawmills. The roundwood for the sawmills comes from certified and sustainably managed forests within a maximum radius of 150 kilometers of the production site. Regionality, short transport routes, and absolute transparency regarding the origin of the pellets are additional benefits to the exemplary energy balance of Pfeifer pellets.

Seamless care

Pfeifer sells pellets exclusively on a business-to-business (B2B) basis through fuel retailers. This marketing strategy, coupled with the intensive expansion of its customer base with key strategic partners, enables optimal capacity utilization and a steady increase in production volumes. Pfeifer continuously invests in infrastructure at all production sites to guarantee year-round supply security – both for loose and bagged pellets. 

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