
Biomass fuel in Southern Thailand: why the supply sits where it does
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The South replants rubber every year, and the wood from felling is a continuous feedstock rather than an incidental residue. What that means for plants buying fuel.

Notes on biomass fuel, wood chips, rubberwood pellets, and industrial fuel choices.

The South replants rubber every year, and the wood from felling is a continuous feedstock rather than an incidental residue. What that means for plants buying fuel.

Thailand's first rubber tree was planted in Trang around 1899. Who brought it, why, and why the same province now supplies biomass fuel.