Biomass Hot Water Systems

What is Biomass?

Biomass refers to organic materials like wood chips, wood pellets, straw, miscanthus, or organic waste that are utilised as fuel in biomass boilers to generate heat. This heat can be used for heating spaces and water.

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The carbon dioxide emitted during the biomass’ combustion is roughly equal to how much CO2 the plants absorb in their lifetime. This is why biomass is considered carbon-neutral. Also, the waste material that your industry already produces may be used as fuel in a biomass boiler. Biomass therefore represents a sustainable source of renewable energy.

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Biomass also ranks among the most cost-effective low-carbon energy sources, seamlessly integrating into existing infrastructure.

Biomass systems vary in size, ranging from small domestic setups, typically with a capacity of 10-15 kilowatts, to substantial power stations. 

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At Carbon Focus Engineering Ltd, we specialise in biomass systems ranging from 200 kilowatts to 8 megawatts.

Biomass is not limited to heating applications; it can also be harnessed for power generation, offering a distinct advantage of independence from weather conditions, unlike some other renewable energy methods.

With 20 years' experience of designing, installing and providing maintenance of biomass heating systems, our expertise extends across diverse sectors: including schools, Ministry of Defence properties, large poultry producers and integrators, and commercial horticulture.

We are committed to tailoring solutions that best match your heating requirements.​​​​