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Creating the perfect ambiance around your wood-burning stove involves more than just flicking a match. The type of firewood you choose plays a pivotal role in transforming a mundane evening into a warm and cosy experience. In this guide, we'll explore the best firewood options to elevate your wood-burning stove experience.

After many years of exhausting the natural energy reserves, the World has come on the threshold of energy scarcity and a call for "Green Revolution" is spread throughout many countries nowadays. The fossil fuels are near to depleted and we all need to turn to alternative energy sources. Biomass energy includes domestic biomass, industrial and agricultural waste materials, as well as dry and wet waste materials and grains, each of which can serve as fuel for powerful steam generators and some of them even could be used to produce liquid and gas fuels. Series of global energy crises in the 70's and 80's of the last century and a drastic increase in consumption of energy and rising prices in recent years have become popular reason for renewable energy. Biomass is an alternative, which has recently gained great popularity.

The energy sources are divided into three main categories: fossil fuels (e.g. coal, petroleum, and natural gas), renewable sources (solar, wind, hydroelectric, biomass, geothermal power), and nuclear sources (fission and fusion). Energy crisis situation that scientists predict will occur as man continues to deplete the World's natural reserves, therefore alternatives to known energy must be discovered. World leading scientists have now analysed these pressing concerns and concluded that the energy crisis poses one of the greatest threats facing humanity this Century. The biomass based renewable fuels hold great promise for addressing climate-change and energy-security concerns. Bio fuels are derived from biomass such as waste from organic materials (sawdust, rice husk e.t.c).

The rising prices of fossil fuels (e.g. heating oil) is pushing up the bills for home heating, and therefore we see many people opting for wood burning stoves and boilers, open fires and switching to wood briquettes or pellets as more economical and eco friendly - green alternative for heating homes.

The wood briquettes as a fuel alternative is good way to bring your heating cost down and at the same time preserve the environment as it is Eco friendly and CO2 neutral green fuel.