Denby Dale Stoves & Heating

As the cost for heating our homes and businesses increases, more of us are understandably looking for more cost-effective ways to keep our properties warm. The benefits are multiple in both domestic and commercial installations - it is an affordable heating fuel (see table opposite), you could receive financial support, and it is a greener, cleaner, low carbon option. More detailed information on how installing a biomass system could be the best option for you, and how much you could potentially save, can be found on our specific pages - biomass for home and biomass for business.

Based in Denby Dale, within easy reach of Huddersfield, Wakefield and Leeds, Denby Dale Energy is a specialist in the installation and maintenance of high quality HDG and SHT biomass boilers throughout Yorkshire. As part of Denby Dale Stoves, we have been supplying wood burning and multi-fuel stoves, fireplaces and boilers since 1996, and have a wide range on view at our two showrooms in Denby Dale, including two working biomass models. We have extensive knowledge of biomass energy and are happy to provide advice and guidance to help you decide whether a biomass system is the best option for you, including providing an estimate of how much you could earn, just by heating your home or business.

If you own or operate an industrial, commercial, public sector or not-for-profit business you could qualify for the Non-Domestic Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) - a Government environmental initiative that is encouraging the switch to renewable energy sources with the incentive of financial returns. Subject to the detailed scheme criteria, this could mean a subsidy payable over a period of 20 years. Renewable heat sources such as biomass boilers avoids emissions associated with the generation of heat energy from fossil fuels.

The Domestic Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) is a Government scheme to promote the use of renewable heating in domestic properties. The scheme pays homeowners for the renewable heat used in your home. This is paid quarterly over a seven year period. To qualify you must be able to obtain an EPC for your home and you will need to have a Green Deal Assessment. We can provide advice and assistance to help you with these. Renewable heat sources such as biomass boilers avoids emissions associated with the generation of heat energy from fossil fuels.