Biomass refers to organic materials derived from living or recently living organisms, primarily plants and plant-based materials. These organic materials can be used as a renewable source of energy. Common examples of biomass include: Wood and wood residues: Including forest residues, sawdust, wood chips, and wood pellets. Agricultural residues: Such as crop residues (stalks, husks, and straw), animal manure, and food processing by-products. Energy crops: Dedicated crops grown specifically for energy production, such as switchgrass, miscanthus, and willow. Organic municipal waste: Including yard waste, food scraps, and paper products.

Turning nature's resources into

sustainable energy solutions.

Our Story

a family run business

Welcome to our family-run biomass brokerage, where sustainability meets tradition. With commitment to ethical sourcing and personalised service, we connect clients with top-quality biomass solutions. Our legacy is rooted in fostering long-term relationships and delivering excellence in every transaction. Join us in shaping a greener future, one partnership at a time.

Adam Thorne

about us

At Malvern Marketing, we specialise in connecting biomass producers with buyers, facilitating the trade of sustainable energy solutions. Our platform serves as a marketplace where biomass suppliers can showcase their products and buyers can access a diverse range of biomass feedstocks and products tailored to their specific needs. We offer an extensive selection of biomass commodities, including wood pellets, wood chips and firewood sourced from verified and environmentally responsible suppliers. Our team meticulously evaluates each supplier to ensure compliance with sustainability standards and quality assurance protocols, guaranteeing that our customers receive premium-grade biomass products. We provide transparent pricing and logistics support to streamline the procurement process, enabling seamless transactions and timely delivery of our products to our customers. At Malvern Marketing, we are committed to promoting the transition to renewable energy by facilitating the efficient exchange of biomass resources. Whether you are a biomass producer looking to expand your market reach or a buyer seeking reliable biomass supplies, Malvern Marketing is your trusted partner in the biomass industry. Join us in building a sustainable future powered by renewable energy.

meet our team

Meet Our Team

Adam

Adam leads our biomass brokerage company with vision and integrity. With a wealth of experience in the renewable energy sector, Adam navigates the complexities of the market, driving innovation and maximising value for our clients.

Chloe

Ensuring financial integrity and client satisfaction. With meticulous attention to detail, managing transactions with precision and transparency. From invoicing to reconciliations, Chloe provides essential support to our clients fostering trust and reliability in every interaction.

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What is biomass?

Biomass refers to organic materials derived from living or recently living organisms, primarily plants and plant-based materials. These organic materials can be used as a renewable source of energy.

Common examples of biomass include:

Wood and wood residues: Including forest residues, sawdust, wood chips, and wood pellets.
Agricultural residues: Such as crop residues (stalks, husks, and straw), animal manure, and food processing by-products.
Energy crops: Dedicated crops grown specifically for energy production, such as switchgrass, miscanthus, and willow.
Organic municipal waste: Including yard waste, food scraps, and paper products.

What role does biomass play in achieving sustainable development goals?

Biomass plays a significant role in achieving various sustainable development goals, including affordable and clean energy, climate action, and responsible consumption and production. By providing renewable energy and promoting sustainable resource management, biomass contributes to broader efforts to create a more sustainable and equitable future.