Biofuel briquettes are an innovative and sustainable energy source made from organic materials such as agricultural residues, wood waste, and other biomass. These briquettes are produced through a high-pressure compaction process, which densifies the biomass into solid, energy-rich fuel without the need for binding agents. Biofuel briquettes serve as a viable alternative to conventional fossil fuels, offering numerous environmental benefits, including lower greenhouse gas emissions and reduced air pollution.

They are designed to burn efficiently, providing a steady and reliable energy output for various applications such as heating, cooking, and industrial processes.They also help in rural development by providing new economic opportunities and improving energy access in remote areas.