WE BALANCE OUR CO2 BALANCE
The greenhouse effect, warming seas, climate change – all these are familiar topics that are increasingly heard in our ears, which requires every person to act responsibly to save our planet, especially in areas such as energy and heat production.
Wood does not owe nature anything. Wood is stored solar radiation – it consists of sunlight, water and carbon dioxide. Sunlight is chemically linked to the life cycle of wood, where it is converted into lignin and cellulose, which are released when burned.
Wood only releases as much carbon dioxide as it absorbs from the air during its life. It doesn’t matter whether the wood burns or decomposes in nature – the amount of carbon dioxide released is always the same. New trees absorb the carbon dioxide that is released when trees burn – all this together forms a naturally closed carbon cycle.
Conclusion: When wood burns, nature is in balance.