I have beenreading and listening to a lot of people going on about Global warming and theneed for us to switch to renewable energies. Like most people I already own andlive in a home that uses and oil fired central heating system and imconsidering changing to a system that is more environmentally friendly like aWood Pellet Boiler.

These Boilers use wood pellets that are made out of driedrecycled compressed sawdust from wood mills that otherwise would end up inlandfill.

Wood pelletsare a type of wood fuel, generally made from compacted sawdust.

They areusually produced as a byproduct of sawmilling and other wood transformationactivities.

Wood pelletsare extremely dense and can be produced with a low humidity content

(below 10%)that allows them to be burned with a very high combustion efficiency.

A largenumber of models of wood pellet stoves, central heating furnaces and otherappliances has emerged since about 1999. With the surge in the price of fossilfuels in 2005, the demand has increased all over Europeand a sizable industry is emerging.

With this in mind I have 5 importantquestions I need to answer.

Here are 5 important questions?

Question 1
Is a wood pellet boiler really an effective heating system to replace my Oil orgas Fired Boiler?

Question 2
Will a wood pellet Boiler provide the same results as my Oil Fired Boiler? ( toheat my home to a satisfactory level) provide hot water, etc.

Question 3
How much will a Wood Pellet Boiler cost to install and maintain?


Question 4
Will there be a constant supply of wood Pellet fuel in the future and will itscost remain stable?

Question 5
Will a Wood Pellet Boiler replace my Oil fired Boiler and also save money inthe long run?

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