Curran Pellets are made from timber harvested from our sister company, Seaway Timber Harvesting. Our logging crews put the trees through a delimber to remove branches and flail chipper to remove bark, leaving clean green stems to be chipped for wood pellet prodution. The clean green chips are then ground to 5/8 minus put through a dryer and ground again into 3/8 minus sawdust . The sawdust is then extruded into pellets with pure compression and no additives. Wood pellets then are passed through two shaker screens to remove sawdust and loose fines.We take pride in the wood pellets we produce as we are able to control the raw material supply that goes into making our high quality wood pellets. Curran Renewable Energy Llc, And Seaway Timber Harvesting, Inc. is also proud of the certifications and accredidations our company has acheived from the hard work and dedication of all of our employees.Curran Renewable Energy received qualification to the Pellet Fuels Institute Standards Program as one of its first participants. This program is the only one of its kind in the United States. Producing quality fuel has always been our first priority, and by taking this step we are ensuring consistent fuel for our consumers.To meet the criteria of the PFI Standards Program, we work with an independent accredited auditing agency and testing laboratory that performs random monthly audits at our production facility to ensure we are following the premium grade quality program. Wood pellets are tested according to the program specifications through the PFI and its accredited lab at Timber Products Inspection. We also test in house on a per hour basis following the same specifications. By taking these steps, we ensure that our pellet quality remains consistent.As a program participant, we can proudly display the PFI Premium Graded Fuel Quality Mark on our pellet bags, signifying our qualification to the program requirements. The PFI Standards Program is relatively new. Curran Renewable Energy Llc, And Seaway Timber Harvesting, Inc. is a one of the early adopters of this program and one of few that have qual