The Institute of Nature Management offers consumers pellets from peat and from a mixture of it with agricultural waste (husks of cereals and soybeans, corn cobs, etc.) on the basis of a manufactгring agreement, a technology for pellets production on the basis of a license agreement and is looking for partners interested in concluding a distribution services agreement.

The Institute of Nature Management has developed a technology for the production of pellets from peat and from its mixture with agricultural waste (husks of grain crops and soybeans, corn cobs, etc.).

Peat-based fuel pellets are intended for use as municipal fuel.

Specifications:
* ash content - 3..6%
* humidity - up to 10%
* net calorific value for working weight - 19..22.5 MJ/kg
* ash fusibility temperature 1250..1460 ºС.

The cost of production of fuel pellets with a three-shift operation of equipment with a capacity of 2 t/h (about 10 thousand tons per year) is about 35 EUR/t. The net profit from the work of the enterprise engaged in the commercialization of technology is projected at the level of 300 thousand EUR/year. The payback period for capital investments in terms of net profit will be less than 3 years.

For pellets, technical specifications TU BY 400009031.004-2013 and technological production regulations TR-II 100289079.028-2013 have been developed. Implementing organization: JSC "Lelchitsky agroservice".

The Institute of Enviromental Management is one of the oldest institutes of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus, carrying out research in the field of Earth sciences. The activities of the Institute are aimed at solving the problems of rational enviromental management and environmental protection together with international organizations.

The Institute participates in the scientific support of 6 international conventions:
- Convention on Long-range Transboundary Air Pollution;
- Ramsar Convention on Wetlands;
- UN Framework Convention on Climate Change;
- Stockholm Convention on POPs;
- UN Convention to Combat Desertification/Land Degradation;
- Convention on Biological Diversity.

The Institute has scientific contacts with organizations in Russia, Ukraine, Poland, China, the Baltic countries, Armenia, Vietnam.

Consumers interested in purchasing the pellets under a manufacturing agreement.

Distributors interested in purchasing the pellets under a distribution services agreement.

Partners interested in acquiring technology for the pellets production under a license agreement.