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Wood Fuelled Heating

Although burning wood releases CO2, generally this is offset
by the amount of CO2 the wood absorbed while it was growing.

A carbon neutral option

Burning wood-pellets, chips or logs can heat an individual
room or your whole home and the hot water you need.
A stand alone stove is ideal for heating a room, though
some can be fitted with a back boiler to provide water
heating as well. If you’d prefer to provide all round home
heating and hot water, then a wood-burning boiler is the
better option.

One thing you won’t be burning is money

Not only can a biomass boiler save you around £470 a year
but it is also a carbon neutral option, helping you to help
the environment.

In addition, wood burning is a good way of reducing the
amount of this material that finds its way into landfill sites.

Cosy nights in

With all the saving money and the planet, it’s easy to forget the beauty and warmth
that a real log fire brings; especially on those cold, wet and windy nights.