biomass stoves

Biomass stoves are devices designed to burn organic materials, such as wood pellets, crop waste, or other renewable resources, to produce heat for cooking or heating spaces. They are an environmentally friendly alternative to fossil fuels since they utilize renewable biomass, which can reduce carbon emissions when sourced sustainably. These stoves are often more efficient than open fires, providing better heat control and less smoke. Additionally, they can be adapted for use in homes and rural areas, helping to improve energy access in communities that rely on traditional cooking methods.