After a comparatively quiet summer, movement returns to the pellet market. The heating season is approaching, and many check the rest in the silo: does it last into the frost, or does the season start with a half-empty store?
What the season shows
The summer demand weakness is normal, not an «end of the market». Once nights cool down, interest returns faster than delivery capacities grow. Typical is the rise in the guide value per tonne in August and September.
A plus of 5–7 % per month looks sharp in the widget, but in the annual chart it often just looks like the return to a familiar autumn level — not a new historic peak.
Check instead of panic
- How many tonnes are really still there — stock calculator.
- Which form fits: bulk or bagged.
- Are last year's pellets still dry — storage.
We give no «buy today» signals. The text should explain the chart — the decision stays with the household.