Beat High Home Heating Costs With Pellet Fuel

    Nearly One Million Homeowners Reduce Their Home Heating Bills Using

Energy Efficient Pellet-Fueled Heating Stoves and Inserts



    ARLINGTON, Va., July 14 /EMWNews/ -- Take the chill off

the cost of home heating this winter by using pellet-fueled heat to warm

your house. As fuel costs soar, homeowners in-the-know are switching to a

pellet-fueled heater to cut their home heating costs, in some cases, over

50%.



    Unlike homeowners bound to the rising costs of natural gas, propane,

and heating oil prices, those who choose pellet-fueled products can lock in

heating costs by stocking-up on this environmentally-friendly fuel now. For

additional cost cutting, practice zone heating by turning down the central

furnace and using a pellet appliance to heat the room or rooms where your

family gathers.



    Over two million tons of pellets warmed American homes in the 2008

heating season, representing a 15-20% growth over 2007. If you would like

to convert to pellet heat, don't delay! Demand for pellet fuel is growing

rapidly. To find a dealer in your area, visit

http://www.pelletheat.org/3/industry/retailersOnly.cfm and purchase fuel

for the 2009 heating season this summer!



    "With nearly 100 pellet mills throughout North America, pellet fuel is

becoming a main heating resource, readily available and economically priced

for consumers looking to reduce the high cost of heating their home," said

Don Kaiser, executive director of the Pellet Fuel Institute. "If you're

looking for a heating alternative, visit your local pellet appliance

retailer. There are many brands, sizes and styles to choose from."



    Pellet fuel is the perfect choice for people that often experience high

home heating bills due to fluctuating energy costs. More efficient and

convenient than regular cordwood, pellet fuel is made from sustainable

sources and its low moisture content allows for maximum burn and minimum

smoke exhaust.



    Pellet heating appliances are efficient home heaters that burn pellet

fuel with minimal wood smoke, making pellet appliances the lowest emission

solid-fuel burning heating product available today. While generating heat

from the wood pellets, the appliances operate on a small amount of

electricity, which according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration,

will rise 3.6 percent in the 2009 heating season, making pellet fuel and

appliances a win-win heating system.



    For more information contact the Pellet Fuels Institute at (703)

522-6778 or http://www.pelletheat.org.