Coorporation
Coorporation
warm up the households of the West. We provide bulk industrial-grade wood pellets for clean biomass energy to Europe’s
leading energy companies using sea vessels of 3.000 to 30.000 tons. Forest based biomass used to be considered an efficient
option only for local use. However, the modern chains of logistics have all but minimized the significance of distance
Bulk Solutions for Energy Companies
Aside from wood pellets, REDAL also offers a clearly structured
portfolio of wood briquettes, firewood and animal bedding products.
A proud member of REDAL Group of companies, Warm Cave adheres
to the values of sustainability, social responsibility, responsible forestry
and excellent client care.
Branded Consumer Products for Retailers
Upon receiving different varieties of raw biomass, REDAL
converts it into a dynamic wood pellet product portfolio, including
premium and low-cost options, dark and light varieties.
Engaged in sourcing, production, and distribution of wood pellets
and wood briquettes, Warm Cave ensures that the westward flow
of biomass products from Europe’s densely-forested East to the
continent’s western parts is as cost-efficient as possible.
We work worldwide
since that time. But the core human desire remains unchanged. We still want our caves to be warm and welcoing. And as it
was then, so it is now: we can still use wood bioenergy to cultivate human indoor living in a sustainable and progressive way.
Forest based biomass used to be considered an efficient option only for local use. However, the modern chains of logistics have
all but minimized the significance of distance.
Biofuel products like wood pellets and briquettes typically originate in the densely-forested East, and end up being used to warm up the households of the West.
We provide bulk industrial-grade wood pellets for clean biomass energy to Europe’s leading energy companies using sea vessels of 3.000 to 30.000 tons.
Forest based biomass used to be considered an efficient option only for local use. However, the modern chains of logistics have all but minimized the significance of distance.
