Coega Biomass Centre's 30,000-Tonne Export Shipment Featured in The Herald
Coega Biomass Centre's export of 30,000 tonnes of wood pellets to Europe was featured in The Herald, highlighting the role of South African biomass in replacing fossil fuels, restoring nature and creating local jobs.
Coega Biomass Centre Commercial Director Cas Snijders and Commercial Manager Thean Knoetze at the Port of Ngqura, where 30,000 tonnes of wood pellets were loaded for export to Europe, as featured in The Herald.
30,000 tonnes of wood pellets, heading from Gqeberha to Europe!
We were pleased to see Coega Biomass Centre featured in The Herald, covering our latest export milestone and the story behind our pellets.
Made from invasive alien plants and forestry residues, our wood pellets help industries move away from fossil fuels. This shipment marks another milestone in bringing South African biomass to international markets, while supporting environmental restoration and local employment.
Read the full article in The Herald.