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Euroheat (HBS)
Euroheat is a supplier of wood burning stoves and biomass boilers company, with design for a variety of applications.
Euroheat is a supplier of wood burning stoves and biomass boilers company, with design for a variety of applications.
Euroheat (HBS)
Bishops Frome
Worcestershire
UK
WR6 5AY
Tel: +44 1885 491100
Fax: +44 1885 491101
Web: www.euroheat.co.uk
Email: [email protected]
Euroheat is following up the launch of its new online stove shop by holding open days on the 6-7 November at its Bishops Frome showroom in Worcestershire.
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Euroheat has launched a new website featuring a full range of stoves to sell director to installers and their customers.
The exhibition vehicle, a purpose-built 14 metre arctic trailer, will display a range of Euroheat’s products.
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Hartpury College campus covers 360 hectares and is a residential learning hub to 1300 students. By switching to biomass technology the college will save a predicted 400,000kg of carbon per year.
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The UK’s biomass sector is constantly growing and progressing; it is important for biomass installers and professionals to keep up-to-date with it as it develops.
The Castles new biomass heating system is powered using wood chips from its managed woodland.
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Euroheat new range of PNA Thermocomfort high performance pellet boilers for domestic properties.
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The problems in the UK market, which is still a very young one, come down to the quality of some boilers, the installers that fit them and the fuel they burn – get these three things right and efficiencies of over 90% are certainly achievable, placing biomass as a worthwhile carbon cutting solution.
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