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saturday delivery on soma With prices expected to continuing rise, homeowners are getting nervous about heating costs for the 2011/12 season and many are exploring the move to woody biomass fueled appliances.

The New York Biomass Alliance estimates that on a per million Btu basis, heating costs in January 2011 for #2 residential heating oil was $24.90 per MMBtu, wood pellets were $14.70 per MMBtu, and cord wood was the least expensive at $8 to $10 per MMBtu. Assuming one needs to pay for the firewood, cord wood is only 70% cheaper than the fossil fuel alternatives.

At today’s fuel prices, the economic argument for biomass energy is strong  — however, others cite that biomass keeps the energy dollars in the local economy rather than sending 75% of those dollars outside of their community or the country. Others are unclear what the next several years will bring with uncertain economic times and rising energy costs creating an ominous situation.

The last time energy prices reached this level, manufacturers like Greenwood Clean Energy, were unable to keep up with demand. We see how the year unfolds — stay-tuned.