The initial investment in a biomass boiler is high, but considering a future ban on gas boilers and available government grants, it may become cost-effective long term.
While gas boilers are efficient and compact, they contribute to carbon emissions. In contrast, biomass boilers are more sustainable, being largely carbon neutral when using wood pellets.
Size and installation requirements are crucial when deciding between biomass and gas boilers. Biomass units require more space and proper storage for fuel, unlike gas boilers that are generally smaller.
Gas boilers are automatic and compact, making them convenient, but biomass boilers’ manual loading and spatial requirements could deter homeowners. Assessing your property’s suitability is vital.
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