clearSkies certified stoves
The independent emissions and energy performance certification mark for solid fuel stoves and fireplaces.
Consumer Information
A trade association first and foremost, the SIA also offers a wealth of information for consumers that own or are looking to buy a stove. From understanding the benefits of choosing a stove that complies with the new Ecodesign regulation to the importance of using dry wood. You’ll also find a guide to how best to light your stove and information on how to locate a trusted SIA Retail Group member.
Latest News
Wood now the cheapest domestic heating fuel
To download this press release in PDF format click here. Wood logs are now the cheapest domestic heating fuel, costing households 74% less per kWh than electric heating and 21% less than gas heating. Using a modern wood burning stove also costs 29% less to run than...
Increase in wood burning stove sales points to consumers taking action to tackle heating bills
To download this press release in PDF format click here. The Stove Industry Alliance (SIA) is reporting a 40% increase on sales compared to the same period last year, a trend that the UK trade association says clearly indicates that consumers are taking action to help...
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Modern wood burning stoves have a clear role to play in our low carbon future.
A wood burning stove costs about a third of the price of electric heating and approximately 13% less than gas central heating for the average household under the current price cap. A modern stove will use less than a third of the amount of wood fuel compared to an open fire to give the same amount of heat. Wood fuel is renewable and sustainable, and can be locally sourced, helping to further reduce the carbon intensity of home heating.
Choosing a modern Ecodesign stove, such as a clearSkies certified model, is a highly efficient, cost effective, low carbon and low emission way to heat your home.
