clearSkies certified stoves
The independent emissions and energy performance certification mark for solid fuel stoves and fireplaces.
Consumer Information
The SIA offers a wealth of information for consumers that own or are looking to buy a stove. From understanding the benefits of choosing a modern stove to the importance of using dry wood. You’ll also find a guide to how best to light your stove and information on how to locate a trusted SIA Retail Group member.
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SIA Responds to Domestic Combustion Commitments in the Government’s Environmental Improvement Plan 2025
The SIA welcomes the Government’s measured approach to domestic combustion in the Environmental Improvement Plan 2025 and highlights the importance of evidence-based, proportionate policy that recognises the role of modern Ecodesign stoves in delivering affordable warmth, energy security and lower emissions.
Budget Signals Support for Warm Homes and Energy Security — SIA Calls for Practical Delivery
Wednesday’s Budget reinforces the UK’s commitment to warm homes, energy security and carbon reduction. The Stove Industry Association (SIA) welcomes this direction and highlights the important role modern Ecodesign stoves can play in delivering affordable, renewable and resilient home heating — particularly for rural and off-grid households.
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Modern wood burning stoves have a clear role to play in our low carbon future and can help reduce our reliance on fossil fuels
The UK government “sees biomass as a low-carbon fuel provided that it is produced from sustainable sources” (Source: National Audit Office) and the Scottish Government defines biomass combustion as producing “net zero carbon emissions at the point of use” (Source:New Build Heat Standard (amended) 2024: business and regulatory impact assessment (see Section 10 and 11).
A modern stove will use less than a third of the amount of wood fuel compared to an open fire to give the same amount of heat. Wood fuel is renewable and sustainable, and can be locally sourced, helping to further reduce the carbon intensity of home heating.
Choosing a modern Ecodesign stove, such as a clearSkies certified model, is a highly efficient, cost effective, low carbon and low particulate matter emission way to heat your home when used correctly.
