Since the discovery of fire, wood combustion has been the oldest and most common method of obtaining thermal energy. Today, this fact is further confirmed by the increasing prices of fossil fuels caused by global economic conditions, as well as by the awareness of the possible depletion of fossil fuel energy reserves.Â
Wood biomass, with wood being its most widespread form, is the only 100% renewable and economically most viable source of thermal energy. At the same time, the harmful effects of fossil fuel use are becoming an increasingly important global issue. They are caused by the combustion of large quantities of fossil energy sources and represent a serious threat to the natural balance on Earth.
Properly planned reforestation of forest areas represents a sustainable source of thermal energy, because the energy released during combustion does not increase COâ‚‚ emissions in the atmosphere. The same amount of COâ‚‚ is absorbed during the growth of new wood biomass as was released during combustion.
Wood biomass, with wood being its most widespread form, is the only 100% renewable and economically most viable source of thermal energy.
Recently, more and more people have been choosing wood as the most affordable heating fuel. However, the main disadvantage of wood is that preparation for storage and combustion requires significant physical effort. Constant splitting, storing firewood and maintaining the fire can become demanding. There is, however, an alternative that is not only practical but also environmentally friendly – pellet heating.
Pellets provide a high level of comfort with minimal emissions of harmful gases. They are an ideal solution for a high-quality and fully automated heating system. Pellets are an energy source that is safe, non-toxic and environmentally friendly!
Pellets offer great comfort with minimal harmful gas emissions. They are the ideal path towards a quality and fully automated heating system. Pellets are an energy source that is harmless, safe, non-toxic, and environmentally friendly!
New ecodesign requirements stipulate mandatory minimum efficiency and emissions standards for air heaters and central heating appliances.
The ovens meet the strictest European standards such as BImSchV 2 (Germany), 15a B-VG (Austria), DIN plus (Germany) and VKF AEAI (Switzerland).
The company records steady growth in revenue and employees with continuous investment in facilities and new technologies.
Respecting tradition, the SENKO wood-burning stove is a source of inexpensive, economical, and environmentally friendly heating and cooking. Superior quality of construction and durability have been achieved through the use of new technologies, and thanks to their modern appearance and refined details, they are desirable in any space.
