The closest thing to air conditioning that nature offers us.
Biomass heating generates heat by burning natural fuels such as pellets or wood.
It is specifically a central heating system with a biomass boiler, apart from the pellets you can use olive stones, forest residues or nuts shells to heat the water and send it to the radiators or the underfloor heating
That is why they are considered the most ecological boilers on the market.
This central heating system is the most recommended since it offers the comfort of a conventional water radiator system, but with a much lower consumption, even 50% less.
Furthermore, it uses the heat generated during combustion to heat domestic hot water.
This system shouldn’t be confused with a simple pellet stove, which is usually just that, a stove for a determined space, with lower powers and without such exact central temperature control.
Biomass boilers must have their fossil fuel or pellets in tanks called silos, located near the boilers.