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  1. renewablejohn
    I think you are being done by your contact for just cages you should be paying less than £20 each. IBC CAGE,LOG STORE,RUBBLE,STONE,BRICKS,CONSTRUCTION,HAYRACK,BUILDING,FARMING,PIG | eBay
  2. renewablejohn
    If you can wait 10 years my trees should be that size unless they succumb to ash die back.
  3. renewablejohn
    Remember to orientate roof for best solar output and choose box profile sheets to make installation at a later date easier.
  4. renewablejohn
    Anybody wants to have a punt its just down the road from me so not far to collect if you need a hand.
  5. renewablejohn
    Check you have no sawdust stopping the log trip linkage from working.
  6. renewablejohn
    Be interested in how the RHI stacks up. Do you intend using solar or biomass for your kiln drying.
  7. renewablejohn
    Dont have the problem if you have a MB Trac on site.
  8. renewablejohn
    Yes it is lignum vitae but it was a trick question as both the light and dark wood are from the same tree the dark being heartwood and the light being the outer.
  9. renewablejohn
    Afraid both wrong. If its any help both woods are on CITES
  10. renewablejohn
    If I told you the continent it would make it to easy. If you want a clue it is evergreen.
  11. renewablejohn
    Unfortunately no to all the above suggestions
  12. renewablejohn
    Well here is my bit of handy work to identify
  13. renewablejohn
    Majority of canadian woodland is already classified as sustainable making it easier to import rather than do the paperwork to classify UK woodland as sustainable. Long term the imports may be squeezed as the carbon miles are reduced.
  14. renewablejohn
    I think you will find it hard selling direct to the power station as there already putting in place the paperwork for compliance next year. The forms I have been filling in require my unique woodchip reg number to be entered which they verify with the sustainable suppliers register.
  15. renewablejohn
    Fourth in from the left "Purple heart" ??
  16. renewablejohn
    Applies to all RHI payments where you need to prove fuel is supplied from a supplier on the registered sustainable fuel register. There is a loophole in respect of estate self supply but again it needs to be set up with the correct paper trail which includes a sustainable woodland management plan.
  17. renewablejohn
    You will need to get accepted on the sustainable register. Its a straight forward process and took us about 5 weeks from registration to acceptance. More details of the new scheme here. https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-biomass-sustainability-criteria-to-provide-certainty-for-investors-to-2027
  18. renewablejohn
    The power stations in theory can only accept chip from sustainable forests the same rules as per RHI chip making arb derived chip worthless for this market. Your then really only left with animal bedding and compost.
  19. renewablejohn
    When the price gets above £250 per tonne I will think about producing again but at the moment its a long way below that.
  20. renewablejohn
    Hence the reason my pelleting plant is mothballed.
  21. renewablejohn
    Think you will find the press was originally designed for animal feed and now trying to be used for wood pellets. Would make a good door stop or weigh it in for scrap.
  22. renewablejohn
    Really annoys me when auctioneers mislead the public with there headline description. If you look at the description of the pellet press it is only rated at 0.5 tonne capacity which is a big difference to 2.5 -3,0 tonne.
  23. renewablejohn
    Your a braver man than me. I would be using an experienced cutter the nearest I will get will be from the safety of the excavator.
  24. renewablejohn
    Unfortunately a large proportion of my woodland grant scheme trees are ash and they do look pretty sick. Should I just inform the forestry commission and grub them out but then what do you replace them with.
  25. renewablejohn
    I would hope not as it is very dangerous with upto 75% windblown.

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