Hot Water Boiler System
Wood Waste Technology’s hot water boiler system burns wood waste to provide three different heating solutions including space heating to factory areas, traditional radiator heating for offices and domestic hot water. Its high efficiency rating allows customers to maximise the returns available through the Renewable Heat Incentive scheme.
Exceptionally high quality, the team at Wood Waste Technology have managed to price the unit competitively, in order that the unit can be adopted by all sizes of companies.Wood Waste Technology’s hot water boiler system burns wood waste to provide different heating solutions including; space heating to factory areas, traditional radiator heating for offices, domestic hot water and also hot water supply for manufacturing processes and machinery (drying kilns, paint lines etc.)
The Wood Waste Technology Water Boiler
Years of research and development has brought onto the market a state of the art, energy efficient biomass boiler. This boiler burns wood waste turning it into a heating and hot water source to fit multiple traditional, domestic uses (hot water, radiators, factory/office space heating, and machine hot water supply). ...... more information on the Water Boiler from Wood Waste Technology.
Energy Saving Criteria and Efficiency
We are very pleased to inform you that our Wood waste Biomass boiler meets the Energy Technology List energy saving criteria, due to its 92.4% efficiency and will be included on the List with effect from 1st July 2014.
Customers and businesses that purchase products listed on the ETL may benefit from 100% first year enhanced capital allowances on their expenditure.
In March 2016, Government announced that proposed changes to the Energy Technology List (ETL) will come into force this summer, with changes being made to the Biomass Boilers and Roomheaters category, which will be known going forward as "Biomass Boilers" only.
The changes include the addition to the criteria of emissions limits for particulates and NOX, to align with the Renewable Heat Incentive requirements for biomass boilers; and increased performance thresholds for Category 1 and 2 boilers.
The Carbon Trust have carried out a review of our products performance against new criteria thresholds and our products are unaffected by these changes. ETL new criteria are expected come into force in July/August 2016. However most boilers currently listed under 92% will be removed!
The major advantage of the new boiler offering 92.4% efficiency compared to a recent customers old boiler 68% efficiency is, getting 26.5% more energy from the same amount of fuel!
The new 209kW boiler will use only the same amount of fuel as a 150 kW one, yet makes the factory much warmer, and substantially increases the RHI payments by approx £7,000 per year. That’s why many companies are now realising the benefit of replacing their older wood waste boilers with newer, more efficient ones that can qualify for RHI.”