Coconut shell charcoal is a natural and environmentally friendly biofuel. It is the best fuel substitute against firewood, kerosene, and other fossil fuels. In the Middle East, such as Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, and Syria, coconut charcoal briquettes are used as Hookah/Shisha charcoal. While in Europe, it is used for barbecue.
How to produce charcoal briquettes is a question that people generally care about. The process of making charcoal briquettes can be divided into five steps: Carbonization, Crushing, Briquetting, Drying.
The main component of the charcoal briquette is carbon, so it can be used as fuel. The minor ingredients include accelerants, white ash and briquette binder.