Our first stop on the Tour III group yesterday was KWB, a company that manufactures biomass heating systems. Basically these are various size heaters using wood chips or wood pellets for fuel.
I spoke with David Pock, the man who gave us an overview of their company philosophy and products. It seemed like a stretch to fit this visit into an IFAJ Congress since it was just a product manufacturing facility. However, David says that farmers are customers and that he believes that as the demand for wood chips and pellets grows it can become a new source of income for farmers who would grow what he calls, “energy wood.”
Here’s out group gathering outside just before leaving the plant.
You can listen to my interview with David here: ifaj-08-pock.mp3