Advanced European Residential Wood Pellet Boilers Available in the NWT for the 2008 Heating Season
Arctic Green Energy (AGE) is pleased to announce an "Agreement in Principle" with Maine Energy Systems (MEsys) (http://maineenergysystems.com) to distribute and support an advanced European wood pellet boiler in the three Northern Canadian Territories - NWT, Nunavut and Yukon.
These ASME, UL and CSA approved boilers - manufactured by Bosch Thermotechnology - are ideally suited to supplement and replace oil and propane boilers and hot air furnaces in Canada's North. The proven technology is specifically designed for the North American market and can now be offered at a very competitive price.
AGE expects a first shipment of fifty units to arrive in Yellowknife in September 2008 and the first installations to begin shortly thereafter.
The Bosch/MEsys boilers are automatically fed from bulk pellet storage and AGE will provide residential bulk delivery of wood pellets in Yellowknife for the 2008 heating season.
Arctic Green Energy is convinced that within five to ten years wood pellet heating systems will replace fuel oil and propane across North America in general and in Canada's North in particular. The economic and environmental benefits are substantial and immediate, the technology is advanced and the Canadian pellet supply is ample and secure. (Inquiry & Spec Sheet)
Arctic Green Energy (AGE) is pleased to announce an "Agreement in Principle" with Maine Energy Systems (MEsys) (http://maineenergysystems.com) to distribute and support an advanced European wood pellet boiler in the three Northern Canadian Territories - NWT, Nunavut and Yukon.
These ASME, UL and CSA approved boilers - manufactured by Bosch Thermotechnology - are ideally suited to supplement and replace oil and propane boilers and hot air furnaces in Canada's North. The proven technology is specifically designed for the North American market and can now be offered at a very competitive price.
AGE expects a first shipment of fifty units to arrive in Yellowknife in September 2008 and the first installations to begin shortly thereafter.
The Bosch/MEsys boilers are automatically fed from bulk pellet storage and AGE will provide residential bulk delivery of wood pellets in Yellowknife for the 2008 heating season.
Arctic Green Energy is convinced that within five to ten years wood pellet heating systems will replace fuel oil and propane across North America in general and in Canada's North in particular. The economic and environmental benefits are substantial and immediate, the technology is advanced and the Canadian pellet supply is ample and secure. (Inquiry & Spec Sheet)
Thomas Wunderlin
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