Solid fuels and biomass



Future through sustainability
Unlike fossil fuels, which when burned releases carbon stored over millions of years, burning biomass only pollutes the environment with the greenhouse gases that plants previously stored as they grew.
Thus, the biomass occurring in solid, liquid or gaseous form is an environmentally friendly fuel and is available in sufficient quantities as a regenerative natural resource. Biomass can be used to generate energy in the form of heat, cold or electricity as well as to generate fuel (biodiesel, vegetable oils).
Depending on the mode of operation, our Jeremias flue gas systems made of stainless steel are suitable for connection to biomass fireplaces, as they are soot fire-resistant and corrosion-tested.