The key to that flavor is choosing the best wood pellets to fuel that smoker. With years of outdoor cooking and testing ...

Wood Brick Fuel is a dry densified wood fuel for use in well maintained wood stoves, fireplace stove inserts, and fireplaces with proper draft control. New users should use Wood Bricks ...

Wood fuel should also be renewable, but if there isn’t a cycle of tree re-planting or natural regeneration, or if woodlands are not thinned sustainably, that simply won’t be the case. Well-managed ...

Wood heating isn't what it used to be. It's now clean, efficient and, in the right stove, high-tech. And, as it's always been, it's a renewable resource. Here is what the future holds for wood ...

Just last month, over 500 scientists from around the world signed on to a letter to President Biden and other world leaders warning that burning trees and forests for fuel seriously undermine ...

Wood fuel is extensively used in Britain for household and business heating. The UK has a relatively complete infrastructure of high-quality briquettes and pellets, which are effectively replacing ...

C&D Wood Fuel Quality. A major consumer of recycled C&D wood fuel in the Northeast U.S. and Canada talks about what his company expects from C&D recyclers. Jean Roy. Published February 11, 2002 ...

Horizon Biofuels in Fremont is generally building up its supply of wood fuel pellets at this time of year, but extreme cold snaps have prompted it to supply alternative fuel to chilly Wisconsinites.

The pile of waste wood that Chip Energy receives from local manufacturers is indicative of the abundance of the fuel source, said Wever. "About 1.3 billion tons of dry biomass is available every ...

When the green flag waved to start the Green Grand Prix of Watkins Glen, Robert Beam was out to smoke the field. Literally. His 1988 Isuzu Trooper was powered by wood chips in the only road rally ...

Swissport fuel manager Jarid Svraka fuels an Alaska Airlines flight powered with a 20 percent blend of biofuel made from forest residuals in Sea-Tac Washington on Nov. 14, 2016.

Millions in Brazil have switched from gas to wood and other solid fuel for cooking. A chemistry professor at the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro spoke to EarthBeat about the ...