Biomass-derived energy, such as wood, is a renewable, cheap and safe resource. To make the most of it, technology and innovation play a key role.
To reduce PM10 emissions and improve air quality, it is essential to promote technology turnover: replacing old polluting systems with new generation stoves, fireplaces and boilers. The government supports this transition through the “Conto Termico,” a financial incentive tool.
Progetto Fuoco is at the center of this revolution, presenting the most advanced technologies and innovative solutions. From stoves to fireplaces, boilers to barbecues and wood and pellet stoves, the fair is the industry’s international benchmark.
With more than 550 brands on 125,000 square meters of exhibition space and 45,000 trade visitors from around the world, Project Fire is the must-attend event for anyone interested in discovering the future of sustainable heating.
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