Wood-burning central heating systems utilize local, sustainable sources of energy, thus fitting into the natural carbon cycle. The combustion of wood produces carbon dioxide and water vapour. With energy from the sun, carbon dioxide and water are essential to the growth of new wood.In contrast to oil, gas and coal, wood burns without releasing carbon from underground deposits into the atmosphere as carbon dioxide, so energy from wood does not cause climate change.

Those who choose this environmentally friendly form of heating are not only acting in the common interest but also receiving public funding. A number of development programs for private households, agricultural operations and businesses support your decision to use locally produced sustainable fuels.