Summer is ending, winter is coming. Pellet prices are falling, it's time to stock up.

One of the most environmentally friendly and economical fuels is pellet. However, to purchase it, you need to know when and where to do so. Here are some tips to be ready for the winter of 2024.

Although we are just beginning to enjoy summer, prudent money-saving practices recommend preparing in advance for winter 2024. Here are some tips for those who heat their home with pellets.

What is a pellet? Pellets are plant-based biofuels made up of shredded wood and sawdust. They are shaped like small cylinders formed without the use of chemical additives. This material is mainly used to power pellet stoves, fireplaces and boilers that efficiently''and environmentally friendly home heating. In fact, it has a low environmental impact as it reduces greenhouse gas emissions and promotes the utilization of wood waste.

When is the best time to buy pellets?

In general, the best time to buy pellets is during the summer, from June through September. During these months, demand is lower and therefore you can save up to 20% over''with seasonal average prices for winter. In addition, buying pellets in advance avoids possible supply shortages that may occur during the winter months when demand increases.

Who to contact?

To purchase pellets, it is advisable to go for reliable and certified suppliers who guarantee the quality and traceability of the product. Pellets should meet international standards such as ENplus A1 or A2, which confirm the moisture content, calorific value, density and ash percentage of the fuel.

Price trends for winter 2024

P Pellet prices for winter 2024 are projected to be influenced by several factors, including:

• Climatic situation that may''cause an increase or decrease in heating demand.
• Economic situation that may affect the purchasing power of consumers.
• Political situation that may introduce new regulations or tax incentives related to energy and environmental issues.

In view of these factors, pellet prices for winter 2024 could range from 230 to 280 euros per ton, with a national average of around 250 euros per ton. This is a slight decrease compared to average prices for winter 2023, which were around €260/ton.