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Save 1\3 in mid Winter heating costs switch to a wood pellet stove

Looking at our mid Winter fuel consumption we are burning 26 kg of wood per day to keep our 230 square meeters of home warm at a cost of 172 Euros per month.
That is 125 kwh of heat per day to maintain temperature, if we heated with plug in resistance electric heaters it would cost 524 euro per month.
With oil heat that would be 12 liters per day costing 364 euro per month to maintain our household temperature.
With our air source heat pumps, the same heat would cost us 250 euro per month.

So our wood pellet stove is about 78 euro per month 32% cheaper than our heat pumps!

How does that compare to others heat costs in this record snowfall this winter?

Wood pellet griddle gravity fed rocket stove

Wood pellet griddle gravity fed rocket stove by Hasty Heat

20GR16TD fireplace grate heater tubular heat exchanger

20GR16TD fireplace grate heater tubular heat exchanger by HastyHeat
Fits within:
20" wide 16" tall 16" deep

CHP-C gravity feed wood pellet cook barell stove, uses no electricity.

We are currently keeping warm with this barell cook stove I built with a CHP-C wood pellet burner I got from Hasty Heat.

Keeping our home at 20c we are burning 20 kilo of compressed biomass every 3 days.

It has an always hot cook top and oven my wife  enjoys using. She should add a translation of this post in suomi with her comments added... Hint..

This little biomass burner from HastyHeat.eu weighs just 5 kilo but produces 6kw of heat continuously. With clean smoke free 1300c combustion temps. It surprisingly only weighs 5 kilo and measures just 7.5x7.5 cm 60 cm tall. Making it very easy to use the CHP-C for building this project.

It is the square vertical tube you see going into the left corner of the oven.

The barell stove I built for it exhausts from the bottom with just 50c exhaust temps since the hot gasses tend to stay in the top untill they cool and drop. The rest of the heat is raidiating through the thin barell metal by infrared out and into our home.

I could not be more pleased with how my project turned out ;-)

Next I want to put one in our sauna!

CHP Wood Pellet Stove Combined Heat and Power, Rocket Powered Thermal Electric Generator TEG

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CHP-C "chip" Wood Pellet Combustor Rocket Stove, for RV, boat, yurt, tent, cabin, tiny house, etc...

CHP-C Wood Pellet Stove Combustor Gravity Feed Rocket Stove; for RV, boat, yurt, tent, cabin, tiny house, etc...

An all stainless model is available for use in salt water or other caustic environments

The CHP-C is ideal where space and weight are a concern.

With it's high power thermal output and low emissions it is ideal for converting biomass into electricity and heat similar to how combined heat and power plant generating stations work but on a smaller and portable scale.

It measures just 3x3x24" tall and weighs just 10#! It can be wall or pedestal or custom mounted with its 6 generic 1\4" threaded mount holes.

It has a 3" ID chimney outlet, and should be installed with at least 6' of vertical chimney pipe to vent it outside

It requires no electricity to operate. However it can spin your power meeter backwards with net metering. Or operate your off grid homestead.

It stainless core burns efficient and clean at over 2000 F, and the CHP-C can produce from a mere 3000 to as much as 20,000 BTU per hour. Allowing one 40# bag to burn from 1 to 6 days!

We are nearing the completion of our 400 watt TEG thermal electric boiler bell that attaches to the modular CHP pellet stove. It is capeable of generating up to 9.6 KWH kilowatt hours of electricity per day. To give that perspective that is enough energy to drive an EV electric car like a leaf, bolt, or Tesla; almost 50 miles per day free!

We will be debuting this technology at the green heat wood stove challenge this November in Washington DC:

http://forgreenheat.org/2018-stovedesign/stovedesign.html