The widespread use of biomass pellet fuels is of great significance to bringing a clean world, which is mainly reflected in the following aspects:

Reduce greenhouse gas emissions: Biomass pellet fuel absorbs carbon dioxide in the atmosphere during its growth process. The carbon dioxide released during combustion is basically the same as the absorption amount, realizing the carbon cycle and helping to slow global climate warming. The combustion of fossil fuels such as coal will release a large amount of carbon dioxide, which is one of the main factors leading to the greenhouse effect.

Reduce pollutant emissions: Biomass pellet fuel does not contain harmful elements such as sulfur and phosphorus, and will not produce pollutants such as sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides and phosphorus pentoxide during combustion, which can effectively reduce the formation of acid rain and pollution to the atmosphere.. In contrast, coal combustion emits a large amount of such harmful gases, which seriously affects air quality.

Waste resource utilization: The raw materials for biomass pellet fuel are mainly agricultural and forestry waste such as crop straw, forestry waste, livestock and poultry manure. By processing these wastes into pellet fuel, the resource utilization of waste is achieved, reducing the pollution of the waste to the environment, and saving resources.

Promote ecological balance: The raw materials of biomass pellet fuel come from naturally grown plants, and their production and use process will not cause damage to the ecosystem. On the contrary, through the rational use of agricultural and forestry waste, the sustainable development of agriculture and forestry can be promoted and ecological balance can be maintained. For example, the recycling and utilization of crop straw can reduce the damage to the soil and atmospheric environment by straw burning, which is conducive to protecting farmland ecosystems.

However, it should be noted that although biomass pellet fuel has many environmental advantages, it may also have some negative impacts on the environment during its production and use. Therefore, corresponding measures need to be taken to mitigate these negative impacts, such as promoting clean combustion technology, optimizing raw material selection, strengthening agricultural management, etc., to achieve the sustainable development of biomass pellet fuel and better contribute to the clean world.