Pellet Fuel is not for human or animal consumption! CLEAN BURN wood pellets must be burned in a stove or furnace designed to burn wood pellets. The air quality of our region is important to all of us. Using CLEAN BURN wood pellet fuel helps to attain our goal of clean air for future generations. Using CLEAN BURN wood pellet fuel in an approved pellet appliance is the modern way to enjoy a clean, efficient, economical and environmentally safe wood-fueled fire. Transforming Wood Byproduct into a clean environmentally safe fuel 100% Premium Quality WOOD PELLET 100% Premium Quality WOOD PELLET
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Pellet Fuel is not for humanor animal consumption!
CLEAN BURN wood pelletsmust be burned in a stove or
furnace designed to burnwood pellets.
The air quality of our region is important
to all of us. Using CLEAN BURN wood
pellet fuel helps to attain our goal of clean
air for future generations.
Using CLEAN BURN wood pellet fuel in
an approved pellet appliance is the modern
way to enjoy a clean, efficient, economical
and environmentally safe wood-fueled fire.
Transforming Wood Byproductinto a clean
environmentally safe fuel
100% Premium Quality
WOOD PELLET100% Premium Quality
WOOD PELLET
ConvenientCLEAN BURN fuel is easy to handle. No more hauling,chopping, splitting or stacking of wood. Just open thebag and pour. Storage is easy too. A year’s supply forthe average home can be stored in an area 4'x4'x8'.
Environmentally SafeEmissions from approved pellet appliances are belowall E.P.A. standards. There is no acid rain causing sulfurin CLEAN BURN wood pellet fuel. The absence ofsulfur eliminates problems of corrosion and air pollutionfrom sulfur compounds associated with fossil fuels.
Guaranteed AnalysisGrade ................................................ PremiumMaterial ............................................. 100% Wood FiberAsh .................................................... Less than 1/2%Fines.................................................. Less than 1/2%Chlorides........................................... Less than 250ppmBTU/LB............................................ Greater than 8500
CLEAN BURN wood pellet fuel
is the product of local renewable resources. There is
security in using a renewable energy source from right
here in the Pacific Northwest.
The production of densified
wood pellet fuel is a natural
extension for Manke Lumber
Company, a well established firm with investments in
all aspects of the timber industry.
CLEAN BURN pellets are made
from 100% wood sawdust and
shavings which are dried,
screened, ground, and com-
pressed at our Tacoma, Washington plant producing
a consistent high BTU low ash fuel. No additives or
binders are used in our process.
CleanCLEAN BURN wood pellet fuel is clean, with none ofthe dirt, bark, or insects associated with firewood. Moreimportantly—CLEAN BURN burns clean. The lowmoisture content results in nearly total combustion whenburned in an approved pellet stove, reducing emissionsand creosote buildup almost entirely.
EconomicalCLEAN BURN wood pellets can be purchased in advanceof winter to lock in annual heating costs before coldweather begins and energy costs rise.
CLEAN BURN wood pellet fuel goes beyond a favorablecomparison with conventional utilities. In fact, woodpellets costs less per energy unit than most all fuels.
WOOD PELLET FUEL WOOD PELLET FUEL
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FUEL COST COMPARISON PER MILLION BTU
COST
IN
US
$ (m
illi
ons)
92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 2005
LP Gas Fuel Oil Natural Gas Wood Pellets
Source: US Department of Energy/Energy Information Administration, Pellet Fuels Institute
LPGAS
FUELOIL
NATURALGAS
WOODPELLETS
25
20
15
10
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Source: US Department of Energy/Energy Information Administration, Pellet Fuels Institute
Acid Equivalents Emitted per Quad of Heat(in Billions of Equivalents)
60
50
40
30
20
10
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Greenhouse Gas Carbon Emitted per Quad of Heat(in Millions of Short Tons)