Fueling Europe
Monday, July 6th, 2009
Wonderful photo essay on the process of turning trees into fuel pellets.
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Great photos – thanks.
I think there are three pellet plants in Oregon but they only produce for local consumption as far as I know.
I thought of you when I posted this. I’m sure you’d like a piece of that huge pile… Of course, it’s not made into pellets quite yet.
Amazing process and also amazing that so much US wood is being shipped. I guess we’d rather have the money to buy fancy cars than the fuel to avoid burning oil. Ugh.