Pellet Stoves in Southeast Alaska: the basics & the benefits @ColdClimateHousing
Pellet Stoves in Southeast Alaska: the basics & the benefits  @ColdClimateHousing
Uploaded March 2013 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
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CCHRC visited a homeowner in Juneau who replaced his electric boiler/hydronic distribution system with two pellet stoves, one to heat the main home and one for the garage. In this video, resident Bob Deering showed CCHRC researchers how the stoves work and how they have improved his comfort and lowered his energy costs.

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Pellet Stoves in Southeast Alaska: the basics & the benefits

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