Pellet stoves and boilers produce 90% less greenhouse gases than fossil fuels and are 10 times under the EPA emission limits. It takes 70 million years to grow a crop of gas or oil, 20 to 100 or more years to grow a tree, but only 70 days to grow a new crop of grass.
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Wednesday, March 04, 2015
Wood and Grass Pellet Fuel
Welcome to Enviro Energy LLC. We manufacture wood and grass pellet fuel near Wells Bridge, New York. Grass pellets have almost the same BTUs per pound as wood pellets ,without ever cutting a tree.
Pellet stoves and boilers produce 90% less greenhouse gases than fossil fuels and are 10 times under the EPA emission limits. It takes 70 million years to grow a crop of gas or oil, 20 to 100 or more years to grow a tree, but only 70 days to grow a new crop of grass.
Pellet stoves and boilers produce 90% less greenhouse gases than fossil fuels and are 10 times under the EPA emission limits. It takes 70 million years to grow a crop of gas or oil, 20 to 100 or more years to grow a tree, but only 70 days to grow a new crop of grass.
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Always a give and take with this stuff, any grass used for pellets in a Residential pellet stove will leave a boat load of ash and has less BTU's than wood pellets. Same with using spent beer hop's for pellets and poop pellets and peat.
If you use it have a good size ash vac. nearby.
Also you will use more electrical power to feed the augers and circulation fans due to less btu's. Wonder how long that product will be on the market when EPA does their emission checks. A catalyst will be required on these stoves?
I wonder how hemp stacks up.
Cut your grass then make grass pellets out of it for the winter $$$$$$$
Why the hell is everybody so negative maybe grass is better?
Curious as to why this is being posted about along with a video, is this something you are investing in Joe? Just is out of the ordinary.
Showing other options in heating thats all.
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