Kerone Engineering Solutions Ltd., is committed to using biomass fuel oils to tap into the enormous potential of renewable energy. We focus on the creation, distribution, and use of biomass-derived fuels as a cleaner and greener substitute for conventional fossil fuels because we are dedicated to sustainability and environmental responsibility. We are able to meet a variety of energy needs across numerous sectors, from electricity production to transportation and industrial processes, thanks to our wide range of biomass feedstock options, which includes wood, crop residues, energy crops, and organic waste materials.

By providing carbon-neutral or low-carbon energy solutions, we take satisfaction in our contribution to lowering greenhouse gas emissions. The future we see at Kerone is one where energy independence, less environmental impact, and economic prosperity coexist in harmony thanks to the power of renewable energy.

With its sustainable alternative to conventional fossil fuels, biomass fuel oils play a crucial role in the world of renewable energy. These biofuels come from a variety of organic feedstocks, including materials that are organic in nature. Wood is a well-known biomass fuel source that is frequently used for power generation, industrial boilers, and home heating in a variety of forms, including chips, pellets, and logs. A major resource for the creation of biomass fuels is agricultural waste including wheat straw, rice husks, and maize Stover.

Two crops produced expressly for bioenergy are switch grass and miscanthus, which can produce liquid biofuels like biodiesel and bioethanol. Algae's versatility helps in the production of biofuels, and organic wastes like sewage sludge and food waste can be digested anaerobically to produce biogas or other biomass fuel oils.

The gathering of biomass feedstocks is the first step in the manufacturing of biomass fuel oils. Next, drying and conversion procedures are used. These fuels can take the shape of solid fuels like wood pellets and briquettes, or liquid biofuels like biodiesel and bioethanol, depending on the intended use and kind of feedstock. Importantly, biomass fuel oils are lauded as environmentally benign solutions since the carbon dioxide generated during combustion is balanced out by the carbon collected during plant growth.

• Electricity Generation
• Heating
• Industrial Heat and Steam Generation
• Transportation
• Cogeneration (Combined Heat and Power)
• Cooking
• Biogas Production
• Greenhouses and Agriculture
• Remote and Off-Grid Areas
• Environmental Remediation

• Renewable
• Low Carbon Emissions
• Diverse Feedstock Options
• Reduced Greenhouse Gas Emissions
• Local Resource
• Carbon Sequestration
• Versatility
• Waste Utilization
• Reduction of Air Pollution
• Technology Compatibility