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" A truly renewable energy resource"

Our products are zero contributors to the ozone.

Burning of biomass such as wood pellets also emits CO2; however, unless there has been a change in land use, it is considered that CO2
emitted from biomass is removed from the air by new growth, and therefore it should not be included as a CO2 contributor.

CO2 Emissions
The United States is by far the largest contributor of CO2 in the world at over 5.85 million metric Tons per year. That’s almost 6 million
metric tons per year.
China is second place with 4.2 Million metric Tons per year. However China increased over 40% in only 6 years ( 1990 to 1996) while the
United States increased 10% in the same time period.

The United States contributes more then Russia, Japan and India combined.

Russian Federation        1.5 Million metric tons/year
Japan                              1.3 Million metric tons/year
India                                1.3 Million metric tons/year

CO2 is by far the largest contributor to global warming, and the major source of
CO2 is combustion of fossil fuels.

The Inter-governmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) indicates the need for an immediate 50-70% reduction in global CO2 emissions
in order to stabilize global CO2 concentrations at the 1990 level by 2100. Various policy options are available to reduce emissions,
including energy efficiency measures and switching to less carbon intensive fuels, e.g. From burning wood pellet fuels.

The World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD) held in Johannesburg in 2002 made commitments towards the urgent and
substantial increase in the use of renewable non-carbon energy sources, such as wind, wave and solar power, but also included biomass
(wood pellets). It also urged the setting-up of programs to promote sustainable consumption and production patterns, which should lead
to reduced CO2 emissions.

Wood Pellet fuels are 92% cleaner then cord wood in air quality particulate
emissions.
Case study - Rotorua study Anna Jonsson, Per S. Nielsen
Presented at the conference: Growing the NZ Wood Pellet Market, Rotoura, November 24,
2006.
Wood Pellet fuels are zero Co2 contributor fuels.
DISCLAIMER: We are referring to the burning of the wood pellets only, we acknowledge that fossil fuel is used to harvest and transport
the raw materials. We do not use fossil fuel in the processing and manufacture of our products. It must be noted that enormous fossil
fuel usage is used in manufacturing oil, coal and gas products. These additional fossil emissions are not published in the emission data.
In reference to methane, we feel that the quantity of any methane release during the harvest or processing of our fuel is offset by the
elimination of already existing methane given off by rotting forest materials. Our fuels are very good for the environment.
Wood pellet heating systems do not contribute to ozone levels.
Source: Wood Pellet Association of Canada 11020 Lower Mud River Road Prince George, BC
V2N 5C3

Wood Pellet fuels are allergy free and contaminant free.

Source: Wood Pellet Association of Canada 11020 Lower Mud River Road Prince George, BC

Our wood pellets save our customers up to 60% on their home heating bills
compared to fuel oil and propane gas heating
fuels.