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According to the 2011 Population Census, nearly 70 per cent of Uttarakhand population lives in its rural areas. To fulfil their energy demand rural population of Uttarakhand solely depends on natural resources available in the regions. The livelihood of people from hills of Uttarakhand is closely driven by the forest resources for domestic as well as small industrial use. The per capita annual consumption of dry wood in various parts of Himalaya has been reported to be much higher ranging between 500 to 1200 kg [9] . It was also suggested that the fuel wood is the most extracted material from the Himalayan forests and its consumption in the Garhwal himalayan ranges between 20-25 kg per household per day [19] .

Physicochemical and Thermal Characteristics of Pine Needle Biochar Briquetted Fuel using Soil, Lime and Cement as a Binder