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<t>Hi,<br/> <br/> It's taken a long time - but it does seem, at last, that more commercial firms are thinking eco-friendly (and seeing that there will be customers!). Perhaps I was a bit over the top regarding people using pellets - I can't really imagine everyone carrying logs indoors when they are...

<t>Hi,<br/> <br/> It's taken a long time - but it does seem, at last, that more commercial firms are thinking eco-friendly (and seeing that there will be customers!). Perhaps I was a bit over the top regarding people using pellets - I can't really imagine everyone carrying logs indoors when they are...

<t>True - hardly a stove-top gadget, but they do heat a house and generate electricity and run off wood - so fulfil the original question if we accept a boiler/furnace as a stove.<br/> <br/> I thought the link would be worth posting to be able to see the engine as it does look pretty neat and there ...

<t>True - hardly a stove-top gadget, but they do heat a house and generate electricity and run off wood - so fulfil the original question if we accept a boiler/furnace as a stove.<br/> <br/> I thought the link would be worth posting to be able to see the engine as it does look pretty neat and there ...

They have these available in Austria, running on wood pellets as fuel:

http://www.stirlingpowermodule.com/

They have these available in Austria, running on wood pellets as fuel:

http://www.stirlingpowermodule.com/