Biomass boilers

Biomass boilers are an ecological and efficient heating solution that is becoming increasingly popular for single-family homes. These systems use renewable fuels, such as farming and forest waste material (including shells, fruit pits, branches and so on) or industrial waste such as sawdust. It is important to note that the generation of these fuels does not imply the destruction of any forest resources, which represents a significant added ecological value.  

Among the most common choices for biomass boilers are pellet boilers, which use small cylinders of compacted material, or crushed olive pit boilers which, as their name indicates, use the waste material from the production of olive oil. Another popular choice are combined pellet and wood boilers, as well as traditional wood boilers, all of which are adapted for maximum efficiency and minimum environmental impact.