National Chimney Supplies	Burn Better: Making changes for cleaner air
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London, wood burning at Home

London Wood Burning Project improving public awareness of the health impacts of domestic wood burning.

HETAS

HETAS support cleaner and safer choices for the use of biomass and other solid fuels, appliances and associated technologies.

Test firewood moisture with a meter, video.

BFCMA

British Flue and Chimney Manufacturer’s Association, is the UK's only Trade Association for chimney products.

Cambers Country Stores

Cambers Of Harley, Your Local Country Store, was founded in the early 1970’s and was the original country store in the area, providing a vital service to Shrewsbury, Telford and the general Shropshire county.

WILSTONE

Wilstone endeavours to curate a collection of pieces that capture the beauty of India’s rich craftsmanship.

KADAI

Original Kadai Fire Bowls, steeped in history and have their own story to tell.

Shropshire Stove & Chimney Company

Shropshire Stove and Chimney industry for over 30 years, we have the experience to guide you through your entire stove buying process.

Wenlock Stoves & Fires

Wenlock Stoves can arrange a full supply and installation service for wood burning or multi-fuel stoves, re-lining & maintenance.

Wood can be used as a fuel in different forms. Each of these forms has its advantages and drawbacks and it is important to know which is the most appropriate in a given situation.

Forest Mensuration Handbook archived from the Forestry Commission.

European Commission.

Joint Research Council, Science for policy report. The use of woody biomass for energy production in the EU.

You can see a map of all the bioenergy plants over 20MW in the EU+UK here, compiled by the Environmental Paper Network. And you can see a map of global wood pellets imports and exports here.

Wood as fuel from the Forestry Commission.

A guide to choosing and drying logs from the Forestry commission c.2009

Technical supplement for fuel suppliers. c.2010

Wood Fuel energy value factsheet

Leaflet to provide a means of comparing the cost of heat energy derived from woodfuel with other energy sources. c.2008 Bangor University.

What is the calorific value of wood?

Interesting FAQ from C.F. Nielsen A/S Denmark with table of wood types & calorific values.

Calorific properties of the wood biomass from some softwood species, paper. MATEC Conference c.2021.

Wood Fuel Statistics.

Table of wood fuel stats from Spark Energy in New Zealand. c.2009.

Wood Energy Information from the USA.

Wood Energy Community of Practice eXtension CoP site. National Institute of Food and Agriculture USDA.

Wood Energy Basics. USDA National Cooperative Extension resource, SI units.

Wood energy 101 from Wisconsin energy efficiency & renewable energy team.

Facts about wood, K-12 educational leaflet, US Imperial units. c.2020

Wikipedia.

Wood Fuel.

Irish Bioenergy Association.

IrBEA was founded in May 1999. Its role is to promote the bioenergy industry and to develop this important sector on the island of Ireland.

Bioenergy Association New Zealand.

The Bioenergy Association represents its members based in New Zealand and Australia.

Phys-Org

Birch trees remove microplastics from the soil.

Corn-shaped seed pellets to boost habitat for monarchs, bees

Report: Most consumers are unfamiliar or only slightly familiar with regenerative agriculture

Research Gate.

Comparison of Different Wood Species as Raw Materials for Bioenergy.

Energy Potential Study of Some Tropical Wood Species from Nigeria.

Energy Dashboards Great Britain.

National Grid: Live by Iamkate.

EnergyDashboard by Daniel Thory.

L2YD power use & generation logged using the open source EmonPi running EmonCMS from OpenEnergyMonitor.

Carbon Intensity Dashboard by NESO

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Carbon Clock. The MCC Carbon Clock shows how much CO2 can be released into the atmosphere to limit global warming to a maximum of 1.5°C and 2°C

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