The Sudoma plant has implemented a closed technology for processing wood waste into biofuels

The Sudoma plant has implemented a closed technology for processing wood waste into biofuels

A project to create a waste-free cycle has been implemented at the Sudoma timber mill (as part of SHELON LPC). The commissioned powerful hammer crusher makes it possible to process large wood waste directly on the territory of the enterprise, solving the problems of recycling and reducing energy consumption.

Key details of the project:

Expert's comment

"To recycle waste directly at the factory, we bought a hammer crusher. The experiment has shown high efficiency — everything works"
— Vladislav Taranenko, Chief Power engineer of the plant

Summary and significance

The project, which is currently in the final testing phase, clearly demonstrates the growing trend in the timber processing industry towards the creation of waste-free technological cycles. This allows enterprises not only to reduce the environmental burden and disposal costs, but also to save on energy through the internal use of renewable biofuels.

Key elements of the project:

• Complete disposal of large wood waste on site
• Introduction of high-performance hammer crusher
• Creating a closed energy cycle
• Replacement of purchased fuel with renewable biofuels

Tags: #waste-free production #biofuels #wood waste #closed-loop #energy efficiency #Shipboard #LPC_SHELON

Edited Moderator (Feb. 1, 2026 21:47:03)