Community Biomass Energy (CBE) works to transform locally produced biomass into sustainable energy products. The group clears land for free and harvests biofeedstock to make into grass pellets for energy-efficient pellet stoves. This process provides jobs for the community, reduces carbon emissions by eliminating long-distance timber shipments, and provides a source of renewable fuels. CBE sells 100% recycled kiln dried wood fuel bricks, made with no binders or additives. Producing less than 1% ash, each ton of wood bricks has an equivalent heating value of a cord of average firewood, but takes up far less space.
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Signs of Sustainability Series: It’s Warm at the Cayuga Nature Center!
Jan 28th
By Catherine McCarthy
If you haven’t been to the Cayuga Nature Center lodge in the past two months, you may be surprised to hear that it is warm indoors thanks to a new super-efficient biomass boiler. Read the rest of this entry »
