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The answer is firewood. Often illegally acquired. But that's only for the rural folk.
by bserge 5y ago
The answer is firewood. Often illegally acquired. But that's only for the rural folk.
- Ekaros 5y agoAnd they are thinking of banning that in cities... Not that it is wrong, particulate emissions can be real issue.
- beezischillin 5y agoCities tend to have central gas heating or communal here. Gas tends to be the cheapest option and electric the most expensive.
- beezischillin 5y agoFirewood is not cheap and is becoming increasingly harder to acquire. 10 cubic meter of processed and ready to use wood was around 750 or more euros this year and will be even more in the future. I put in an order at a mill in June and didn’t end up receiving anything due to bureaucracy shutting down businesses shipping out this year’s production. I don’t know if they ended up getting past that or not as I haven’t heard back on my reservation and I cancelled it. I managed to find the last of last year’s production at a local building supply store. They told me they will not be bringing new stock next year due to high costs and decreasing profit margins. I might have to completely transition to electric heating in 2022.