Shehri Kisaan

Industrial White Coal is a type of biofuel made from agricultural waste, biomass, or organic materials such as sawdust, groundnut shells, sugarcane bagasse, and other plant residues. It is processed into cylindrical or rectangular briquettes through a process of drying, compressing, and binding without the use of chemicals. The resulting product is a high-energy, low-moisture, and low-ash fuel source, typically light brown to white in color.