Wood fuel boiler at RJ Mitchell Primary School

Tom Vosper, the Biomass Project Manager at Creative Environmental Networks, describes how the carbon neutral wood pellet boiler at RJ Mitchell Primary School works, in the Borough of Havering in London. It's a Gilles boiler supplied by Broag, and installed by AC Preou of Romford. It's a great example of a retrofit solution to seriously mitigate climate change causing emissions.

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[GreenShropshire]

That's really interesting - I'd be interested to know how much it costs to heat the school?

[CENPeter]

It costs more than it would on mains gas, less than it would on oil. If you want actual costs my colleague could help you. Email the address that comes up on Creative Environmental Networks' biomass website.

[mrtomgeek1]

WHY YOU STEAL MY NAME TOM? MY NAME IS TOM VOSPER...

[McDiezel]

@CENPeter In time it will become cheaper then gas.

If the polititians would like to lower the carbondioxide gases then they have to tax gas and make heating solutions like yours get funded.

Lookes like an easy boiler to handle.

[ozzirt]

An excellent video well presented, by a man who obviously knows his stuff.

Thank you for sharing.

[cameronheating]

Hi CENPETER

I am the heating engineer who piped up and installed installed the biomass & backup gas boiler. Hope you like my work? Great to see the video. Any comments/questions - feel free to contact me.

[mostimprovedjoseph]

Sublime. What this man doesn't know about biomass is not worth knowing.

This is totally unbiased. I have never met Tom (a name that I have guessed) will go on to become an internet legend