jayzee
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Was thinking about replacing my oil burning heating system to a more enviromentally friendly machine and came accross Bio Heat. Apparently we can use a Bio fuel in our furnaces, reduce foreign oil comsumption and reduce the toxic fumes we are shooting out the tops of our homes.
So, has anybody had any luck or experience with BioHeat?
I have emailed all the people in Maryland that are supposed to be offering BioHeat and have not heard back from anyone.
Anybody at SMO or anything that can make a suggestion?
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Key observations and findings of these combustion tests include Nitrogen Oxide emissions are frequently reduced by about 20%, Sulfur Oxide emissions by 20%, smoke numbers are lower with Bioheat® fuel, odor of middle distillates reduced and when gas leakage during transmission, storage, and distribution are considered a Bioheat® fuel blend has an environmental cost that is better than natural gas.
Pretty Cool Stuff!
JayZee
So, has anybody had any luck or experience with BioHeat?
I have emailed all the people in Maryland that are supposed to be offering BioHeat and have not heard back from anyone.
Anybody at SMO or anything that can make a suggestion?
Tax Credit in Maryland!
BioheatTaxCredit
Key observations and findings of these combustion tests include Nitrogen Oxide emissions are frequently reduced by about 20%, Sulfur Oxide emissions by 20%, smoke numbers are lower with Bioheat® fuel, odor of middle distillates reduced and when gas leakage during transmission, storage, and distribution are considered a Bioheat® fuel blend has an environmental cost that is better than natural gas.
Pretty Cool Stuff!
JayZee