Lycée Saint-Charles wood boiler in Athis-Mons
Wishing to reduce costs of heating and use clean energy and less subject to the vagaries of price that the are the fossil fuels, the Lycée Saint- Charles opted for a central boiler room the wood.
Illustration : Photo by Alexandre Jaquetoni on Unsplash
Wishing to reduce costs of heating and use clean energy and less subject to the vagaries of the price that they are the fossil fuels, the Lycée Saint-Charles opted for a central boiler room the wood. Fully automated and distributing energy in the different buildings of the high school via a network of heat newly created installation consumes shredded pruning wood (in the form of “pads”).
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