Wood pellets are a sustainable energy type if the balance between production and consumption can be achieved with the right forest policies since their raw materials are trees and their assets. Our country, which is rich in forests, has a great impact on sustainability. There are international organizations such as FSC and PEFC that work to ensure the sustainability of forests.

It is an international organization of the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), founded in 1993. Its aims are; o Ensuring the use of forests in accordance with environmental standards, o Establishing policies that ensure the permanence and sustainability of forest areas, o Monitoring the traceability of forest products at every stage, o Informing end consumers through labeling and branding.

It provides high efficiency combustion. The amount of ash formed as a result of combustion is quite low. The cleanest combustion in solid fuel systems is provided by pellets. It is suitable for human health and the environment. It is easy to store and transport.

Premium wood pellets have lower moisture and ash content, so they are more efficient. Chemically treated wood products are not used. They have higher mechanical strength.

Pellet stoves, fireplaces, pellet boilers, floor heaters, central heating systems, cogeneration systems, pellet generators, furnace systems can be used in systems that produce heat and electricity.

While heating your home with pellet boilers, you can also meet your hot water needs. All you need for hot water is to set up the system accordingly.

Cogeneration systems are systems that produce both electricity and heat. Wood pellets are an organic fuel that provides high efficiency in these systems.

You can generate electrical energy wherever you want with generators that use wood pellet fuel.

Since the raw material of the pellet is wood and forest materials, it provides great benefits in terms of rejuvenation of forests. It also contributes to the cleaning of forests and protection against forest fires.

It is very important for pellet producers and suppliers to comply with forest policies and international certification standards.

Seba uses 90% red pine and black pine, 5% oak and 5% other trees in its facilities.