Pellet storage research opens new questions for biomass supply chains

Karlstad University announced three funded research projects on 13 August 2026. One investigates production and long-term storage of pellets made from alternative or blended biomass. For bamboo developers, the research highlights the importance of storage performance and feedstock testing; it does not prove results for bamboo pellets.

Karlstad University announced three funded research projects on 13 August 2026. One investigates production and long-term storage of pellets made from alternative or blended biomass. For bamboo developers, the research highlights the importance of storage performance and feedstock testing; it does not prove results for bamboo pellets.

Source publication date: 13 August 2026. Editorial review: 5 October 2026.

Source: Karlstad University

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