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About the Log Pile Project

The Log Pile is a project of the National Energy Foundation, Renewable Department. This project was set up to promote and aid the use of wood as a source of renewable energy.

The project, which started in April 2002 covers the whole of England and ran for a three-year period.

The benefits of the project included:

• An online database of wood fuel suppliers with search facilities
• Development of a guide on how to use wood as a sustainable energy source
• An opportunity for wood fuel suppliers to increase their sales
• Detailed information on wood pellets
• Supplier lists of wood pellet stoves and boilers
  

As funding for the project ended in 2005 all questions not answered by this website relating to woodfuel and energy crops should be directed to the Biomass Energy Centre.  The Biomass Information Centre is being established by Forest Research as a 'one stop shop' able to provide advice and guidance - signposting to other specialised sources of advice as necessary - on a wide range of biomass fuels and conversion technologies.

The project is supported by DEFRA through the Environmental Action Fund and managed by Sandra Hayes at the National Energy Foundation.
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Log Pile is a project from the National Energy Foundation which was supported by DEFRA.