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Säätötuli at ExpoChamps 2022 fair with 2 separate booths

August 18, 2022

This year Säätötuli Canada will be at the ExpoChamps fair with two booths. Come visit us on August 30, 31 and September 1st 2022 in St. … Read more

Used containerised biomass hot-air generators

March 18, 2022

Säätötuli Canada has exceptionally used containerised biomass hot-air generators available. They are 1.7 million BTU/hr units that were manufactured in 2014 and 2015 and used … Read more

Säätötuli at the ExpoChamps fair August 31st – September 2nd 2021

September 13, 2021July 19, 2021

Come to meet us at our booth E005 at the agricultural fair ExpoChamps in St. Liboire, QC from August 31st to September 2nc 2021. Säätötuli … Read more

Fire-up of the first Canadian-made Säätötuli biomass boiler

April 9, 2021

Press release For immediate release St. Hyacinthe, April 9th, 2021 – Säätötuli Canada announces that the first ever Säätötuli biomass boiler made in Canada has … Read more

Biomass-fired bread oven

March 1, 2021

Säätötuli Canada has supplied a biomass burner for a bread oven that will run on wood pellets from now on. This project was made for … Read more

New video: BioCont Roll-off and PEX heat-network

February 19, 2021

Discover our new video on the BioCont Roll-off containerised biomass heating plant and the hydronic heat-network built with pre-insulated PEX piping. BioCont Roll-off is a … Read more

How do biomass boilers work?

February 16, 2021

You can see how a biomass boiler transforms solid fuel into heat energy on the video above. This video can also be seen on our … Read more

First Canadian-made hydronic biomass boilers soon ready

December 14, 2020

Säätötuli Canada is happy to announce that the first Canadian-made hydronic biomass boilers will be soon ready for delivery. The 2020 pandemic severely disrupted our … Read more

Säätötuli at CIPHEX Virtual event November 2-27, 2020

November 5, 2020October 9, 2020

Säätötuli will participate to the CIPHEX-virtual event November 2-27, 2020. Canada’s online trade show and conference for plumbing, hydronics and HVACR will feature an exclusive … Read more

New video: BioCont Jumbo containerised biomass boiler plant

October 9, 2020June 17, 2020

This video is also available on YouTube: BioCont Jumbo containerised biomass heating plant Our new presentation video of the BioCont Jumbo containerised biomass heating … Read more

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Boy I say boy you have no idea do you !!???? Hempcrete accommodates all structures and adds an R value beyond blocks and wood. Not to mention the fact that before your pulp industry made paper (that rots and yellows over time) hemp was used for paper, clothes medicines and don’t forget that Columbus would not have been able to get to this continent without the Hemp rope that his ship was entirely rigged with. Do some homework Young Man. 4 acres of hemp can out produce the same area of trees. Why? because it grows over ten feet tall every season for the twenty to thirty years it take the trees. And if you really wanna push it. Two maybe three dead trees is all it takes to heat a Canadian home over the winter. Stop looking for excuses to empower yourself.

It still requires burning! Burning produces GHG.

Why are we wasting trees for this stupid idea. 😡

Would we get served in english? Nope.....Bill 96 said so......they can keep it.

Don't be fooled,, it doesn't matter how many smoke filters you put on,, the final product of any combustion is Carbon monoxide!!!

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