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17th September 2013 Biomass and renewable energy specialist Zero Carbon Future has announced a new partnership with Fröling, a company which it is claims is Europe’s leading manufacturer of biomass boilers. The new range offers a broader choice of boiler for each fuel type and it is claimed, ‘combines cutting edge technology with solid design, delivering maximum efficiency and reliability in the market’. The Fröling range includes eight varieties of pellet, chip, log and dual fuel boilers together with a range of accessories.  Suitable for installation across all building types, from small domestic installations to large-scale heating schemes, the new boilers are said to feature cutting edge technology including state-of-the-art biomass combustion systems and wood-chip firing using Lambda technology. Finian Parrick, Managing Director of Zero Carbon Future says, “This partnership seemed the obvious choice for us. We have always been hugely supportive of Fröling’s pioneering technology and are proud to be working with the largest manufacturer of biomass technologies in the world, now supplying engineers and installers across the UK. “Following an extensive training programme at Fröling’s headquarters in Austria, we have updated our services to support installers and engineers who might be new to the new technology. We offer bespoke design services and technical support underpinned by sound technical knowledge, together with installation and maintenance training courses from our in-house experts.” Separately, Zero Carbon future has also launched its new catalogue for Autumn 2013 containing detailed product information on  Fröling boilers, together with a new selection of products from Grundfos Pumps including domestic heating pumps, hot water service pumps and associated range of pump union, valve and flange sets. The catalogue also contains complete solar thermal systems, and parts including buffer tanks, pellet stores, hot water cylinders, valves, controls and heat meters. Continue reading →