Any 1 dealt with Glen Farrow wood kilns?

[skyhuck]

Just sticking my nose in here, but are you planning to claim RHI with this setup?

 

You cannot claim RHI on hot air systems, it has to use water.

 

Also the majority of the system must be new and an approved appliance.

[LewisB]

That's what I thought, just didn't want you to think otherwise.

[arboriculturist]

Just sticking my nose in here, but are you planning to claim RHI with this setup?

 

No - dry systems un-eligible.

[R5log]

No - dry systems un-eligible.

 

 

What's the point of that then

[skyhuck]

What's the point of that then

 

How would you metre air????

[R5log]

How would you metre air????

 

 

Put it though a gauge?

[arboriculturist]

What's the point of that then

 

The kiln converts green wood into dry wood using fuel we have not had to pay for.

 

The only input from us is to stoke the fire.

[R5log]

The kiln converts green wood into dry wood using fuel we have not had to pay for.

 

 

 

The only input from us is to stoke the fire.

 

 

But no RHI, that's half the reason

[Mortimer Firewood]

But no RHI, that's half the reason

 

I do tend to agree if your going to do it you may as well get paid for it.

[arboriculturist]

I would have to buy roundwood and chip it or buy chip in, buy a chip boiler and have a wet system to meet the criteria for RHI payments. That is a large investment.

 

More straightforward to invest in roundwood, process it and air dry. Just use a Kiln if demand is greater than supply (dry stock) and burn dry timber of any type.