Accreditation scheme for wood biomass fuels

05 October, 2011

Woodsure’s national accreditation scheme for wood chips and wood pellets provides assurance that the fuel will be the right size, have the correct moisture content and be of recognised standard. Not only does Woodsure ensure the quality of these biomass fuels, but it can also help to find a supplier. If there are no accredited suppliers in an area, Woodsure can accredit them for free until 2013.

Woodsure has 15 depots accredited in the south west of England and a number of national pellet supplies.

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