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The 2023 revision of the Environmental Protection Plan has realligned several targets, including Clean Air. It is clear that the government recognises that some way of burning are more harmful than others, which is why it clearly states that “We are not considering a ban on domestic burning in England."

What a difference 12 months can make! Just over a year ago, we still saw a considerable amount of negative press surrounding wood burning. Howe...

It is great to see in recent media articles that there has been a significant increase in stove sales over the last 12 months, some say as much...

Here at Certainly Wood, just five miles west of Hereford, near to Bridge Sollars, we have been producing and supplying firewood for over twenty...

Over the last two years, through a number of media reported misconceptions and a lack of awareness, woodburning stoves and fireplaces have often been portrayed as negative and responsible for contributing far more particulate emissions than they actually do. In this blog we discuss three major misconceptions: that woodburning stoves are the biggest contributor in the UK of small particular matter, that they create the same emissions as 18 diesel cars and that all woodburning stoves and fireplaces are harmful.

Wood burning stoves are becoming more efficient thanks to a new, independent energy and performance certification from clearSkies. Learn more about the certification here.