Bioena inaugurates pellet plant for the European market

All production is already committed for export for five years.
Planta de pellets de madera

Bioena started up its new wood pellets production plant in northern Colombia, marking a step forward in the strengthening of the renewable energy chain. renewable energyable energy chain the country’s renewable energy chain. This facility was designed to supply the European market with responsibly sourced solid biofuels.

Certified and traceable wood pellets

The plant has SBP (Sustainable Biomass Program) and FSC certifications, guaranteeing that its production is in line with the highest environmental standards. With an annual capacity of 150,000 tons, it is positioned as one of the largest infrastructures of its kind in Colombia.

All of its production is already committed through a five-year commercial agreement with a European firm, which confirms the confidence of the international market in the clean production model promoted by Bioena.

Colombian drive for energy transition

This new industrial center, in addition to contributing to the diversification of Colombia’s energy matrix, also consolidates the country as a regional supplier of sustainable energy solutions. The wood pellets produced are mainly destined for thermoelectric power plants power plants that seek to reduce their dependence on fossil fuels.

Colombia strengthens its role as a renewable energy supplier
Colombia strengthens its role as a supplier of renewable energy to Europe. Source: Bioena

Our mission is to support the global energy transition with certified and environmentally responsible products.

Juan Camilo Sanz, founder and CEO of Bioena, said during the inauguration.

Colombia strengthens its presence in renewable energy

Until now, only one other company in the country, Reforestadora del Sinú, had SBP certification in this sector. The start of operations of Bioena’s plant represents a significant expansion of the national supply of biofuels with guaranteed traceability.

The first export load is scheduled for the end of October, marking the beginning of a new stage for Colombian biofuel in international markets.

According to the specialized media Argus Media, the plant started its start-up phase in mid-June. in mid-June, after overcomingafter overcoming logistical delays related to customs issues. This international report highlights the relevance of the project in the context of the global energy transition.

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Source and photo: Bioena