Energex Wood Pellets
Hardwood/Softwood Blend – Premium Grade Fuel
Energex Wood Pellets are manufactured using a mixture of hardwood and softwood sawdust, engineered to deliver strong heat output and low ash for residential pellet stoves. They meet strict quality standards and are audited to ensure consistent performance.
Typical specs: Many product versions list BTU ratings above 8,300 BTUs per pound and ash content under ~0.5-1%. The blend of about 60% softwood and 40% hardwood in certain lines supports higher heat output while maintaining moderate ash levels.
Availability: These pellets are distributed across the Mid-Atlantic and New England areas through dealers and fuel supply retailers. Because the product is premium-grade, check bag date, storage condition and ensure the batch is from the current production run before purchasing large quantities.
Status note: Energex remains a recognized name in the pellet-fuel market and continues in production. That said, some user feedback reflects batch variation—particularly in ash buildup or burn pot cleaning—so it’s wise to test a few bags early in the season.
Bottom line: If you’re looking for a high-end pellet fuel that balances strong heat and moderate ash in a blend, Energex Wood Pellets are a worthy choice—just make sure you’re buying fresh stock and your stove is tuned to handle the blend.
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Have a HARMON P68……….burning Energex Premium grade wood pellets.
Pellets are not feeding properly….stove stopped with 30lbs of pellets in the hopper due to funneling which left the auger feed box bare….
The pellets burn clean with good heat when they get to the stove……
not happy with the pellets and harmon’s hopper design….and I don’t want to buy the addon hopper extension to get longer burn times….
Hi, Scott using a Regency GF 55 Stove. I notice a ton of bad reviews about just about any pellet out there. I typically burn the best I can get and whatever the cost is, it’s usually only a difference of 20 or 30 bucks a ton vs something of poor quality. Last winter in the end I had to burn whatever I could get because all of us burned above the norm. When someone is posting something bad I never see in the commentary that they increased the combustion trim, lowered or increased the feed rate. Just this product sucks or is good. I had to change those things on my stove when I change what I use. High end or lower end. It’s a matter of in time seeing what it’s calling for and making sure the stove produces it because those things are adjustable. So even when I had to burn a lesser pellet because it’s all I could get, it was fair. Just a little more work and a little less heat than another. Pleas know I am not insulting anyone, but when I read a review (personally) I like to know that the person giving it is qualified and operating their equipment properly. A lot of times in my business (not pellets) operator error accounts for the trouble and the product is more than acceptable.
Went through 4 tons this winter. Lignetics, Wood Pellet Co and Energex. Energex by far was the worst pellet I have ever burned. Running an Englander 25-PAH and with the Energex it would need a thorough cleaning every two days. Not worth the $6 a bag I got ripped off.
I have a Harmon IIV and have been burning Energex pellets since 1997. These are by far my favorite pellet for heat and low ash. We ran out early this year, as most of us have, and had to purchase different brands. Corinth Pellets (local to Maine) used to be horrible but are actually much better now. We also use North Country Wood Pellets which, I don’t believe are worth the cost. They are full of fines and I can only imagine the mess we will need to vacuum soon. We had no choice and had to buy 12 bags. Last year the same thing happened and our stove stopped working after 5 bags of North Country. We needed to open up the stove to clear the fines. Never had that problem with Energex. Next year I will buy 4 tons of Energex so we don’t run out.
Ran out of my normal pellets,store that carried my favorite brand was out. He recommended another store. They carried energex brand. Concerned that I was going to run out again, so I purchased a ton. Big mistake. This burns so,so. A lot of ash and clinkers. I have to clean my quadrfire 1200 every 3 to 4 days. Normally I would go a week between cleanings. Will not buy again. Too much work.