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SDL Solutions to double capacity with new wood pellet production line

Sam Launchbury, CEO of SDL Solutions, delves into the company’s new wood pellet production line.

SDL Solutions is focused on developing renewable energy sources, encouraging people away from fossil fuels. The company’s diverse expertise includes site clearance, harvesting, sawmill operations, CHP biomass, wood pellet production, a reliable transport fleet and even machinery hire.

“We go beyond simply supplying wood pellets – we uphold rigorous ISO certifications that demonstrate our unwavering commitment to environmental responsibility, sustainability and occupational safety,” said Launchbury.

The business has seen a remarkable expansion over the past three years, reflected in a workforce that has tripled its size, he added.

Dedicated to continuous improvement across all aspects of our operations, SDL Solutions has seen a remarkable expansion over the past three years. This growth, reflected in a workforce that has tripled in size, allows us to better serve our customers and drive the future of the industry with a skilled and dedicated team.

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