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EPA Emissions Guidelines and the Future of Wood Burning Stoves and Fireplaces

EPA Emissions Guidelines and the Future of Wood Burning Stoves and Fireplaces

Wood burning stoves have come a long way since the first EPA emissions standards, but are they still a good investment? We'll walk you through the progression of the EPA standards and how new technology has transformed the industry. The road to cleaner, more efficient stoves wasn't easy, but manufacturers have succeeded in adapting the wood burning stove to today's high standards for efficiency and a clean environment.

EPA Emissions Guidelines and the Future of Wood Burning Stoves and Fireplaces

Pre-EPA Wood Stoves and Their Downfall

Despite the fact that wood stove refinement made noticeable advances from the late 1800s to the mid-20th century, the explosion of populations in city suburbs and the popularity of wood appliances led to a marked decrease in air quality.

About the Author

Collin Champagne

With over 13 years in the industry, Collin is a National Fireplace Institute (NFI) certified technician and managed content for the eFireplacestore and eCanopy brands. He has achieved the highest NFI certification possible as a Master Hearth Professional and is certified in all three hearth appliance fields: wood, gas, and pellet. With experience with sales and in-field installations, his expertise shines through his technical knowledge and way with words.

Customer Q&A with Product Specialists

Deborah J. from Oceanside Oregon asked:
Is the Invicta Kazan EPA approved in Oregon?
Is the Invicta Kazan EPA approved in Oregon?
Yes, it is.
Answered by: Owen O.

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