Optimizing a biomass energy plant requires expert knowledge of fuel composition and associate impacts to system output and performance. At AESI, we know biomass fuel and offer a respectable knowledge base in developing solutions using both conventional and non-conventional biomass fuels.  

Generally, AESI has knowledge and experience with the following opportunity fuels; however, through the use of the BRI, AESI can successfully evaluate and assess any biomass fuel that meets the basic criteria of our systems. 

Wood Type Waste

• Debris
• Crates and Pallets
• Pulp and Paper Waste
• Limbs, Trimmings, Mulch, Bark, Shavings, and Cut-offs
• Sawdust and Sanding Dust
• Glue-impregnated Wood
• Construction and Demolition Debris
• High Dirt Content Wood Materials
• MDF

Agricultural Residue

• Cotton Gin Trash
• Bagasse
• Chaff
• Distillery Wastes
• Processing Waste
• Husks, Stalks, and Cobs
• Nut Shells, Nuts, Skins, Hull and Husks, Midds
• Grape, Olive, and Fruit Pomace
• Seeds and Harvest Waste

Non-Conventional Fuels

• Filtrate
• Process and Municipal Sludges
• Fats and Oils
• Manures and Litter
• Algae Cake
• Sorted Municipal Solid Waste
• Plastics
• Refuse Derived Fuel
• Rubbers