Rice husk pellets are a type of biomass fuel produced from the outer shell of rice grains, known as rice husk. These pellets are created through a process of compressing and molding rice husks into small, cylindrical shapes. As a byproduct of rice milling, rice husk pellets offer an eco-friendly alternative to traditional fossil fuels. They are valued for their high calorific content, low moisture content, and renewable nature. Rice husk pellets can be used as a sustainable energy source in various applications, such as power generation, heating, and cooking, contributing to the reduction of waste and dependence on non-renewable energy.