A prolonged cold spell at the start of 2026 has pushed wood pellet demand sharply higher across Central Europe, reversing the weak buying activity seen at the end of last year and keeping prices firm despite expectations of a winter decline. After the softest final quarter in three years, the pellet market has entered the new year with renewed momentum as colder temperatures prompt households to replenish fuel stocks. However, the price correction many buyers had hoped for has failed to materialise. Germany sets the tone, prices edge higher In Germany, the price of loose wood pellets ...
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