US Energy Information Administration

Provides bioenergy and biomass statistics and underpins the DOE Bioenergy Technologies Office's Billion-Ton Report (BT23) on renewable carbon resources.

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United States
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policy-institutions
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Verifiable facts

FactValueSource
FundingThe U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Critical Minerals and Energy Innovation’s Alternative Fuels and Feedstocks Office funded the 2024 Bioenergy Industry Status Report; DOE's Alternative Fuels and Feedstocks Office also funds the Billion-Ton Report.osti.gov
Capacity13.2 million tons per year of densified biomass fuel as of May 2026.eia.gov
CertificationPellet Fuel Institute (PFI) and ENplus certification programs are used for densified biomass fuel products.eia.gov
Production siteApproximately 90 operating pellet fuel manufacturing facilities in the United States as of the survey's scope, with 74 facilities reporting monthly as of May 2026.eia.gov
Headcount2,510 full-time employees across reporting densified biomass fuel manufacturers as of May 2026.eia.gov
RevenueDomestic sales revenue of $370,889,786 and export sales revenue of $1,734,740,578 for 2022.pellet.memberclicks.net

Independent sources: eia.gov · osti.gov · pellet.memberclicks.net

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Bioeconomy observatories & national statisticspolicy-institutionsLow

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