Central Europe pellet prices ease after winter, but stay elevated

Pellet prices across Central Europe are moving down after winter, but they are not returning to pre-crisis levels. The market has supply, demand has softened, and yet prices are still holding in a tighter band than before. In Germany, the benchmark price published by the German Pellet Institute (DEPI) stood at €405.11/t in April for a standard 6-tonne bulk delivery. That figure has edged lower month-on-month, but the underlying range is broader. Southern Germany is still around €421.43/t, northern and eastern regions near €422.85/t, and central Germany was about ...

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