The Northern Forest Center is rolling out the first videos in a new series that tells the story of how several individuals from Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine are connected to modern wood heat.

When winter comes, it hits with a high cost. However, the Center’s Feel Good Heat campaign is offering people an alternative scenario, showcasing modern wood heat with the benefits it provides to the region’s homeowners, economy, and forests.

Panelists discuss their work in managing forests for resiliency in the face of climate change and forest stressors.

Panelists discuss their work in bringing new wood products to market in the Northeast.

With rising oil prices top of mind, the Feel Good Heat campaign launched a new set of ads and content on the price stability of wood heat.

Panelists discuss state of the wood heat industry, market demand, public policy, pellet production, and commercial and consumer behavioral trends.

With rising oil prices top of mind, the Feel Good Heat campaign launched a new set of ads and content on the price stability of wood heat.

To make a meaningful dent in emissions, we need an all-renewables approach, not one that pits renewables against each other.

A greenhouse gas lifecycle analysis shows that switching from fossil fuels to Northern Forest wood pellets reduces greenhouse gas in the atmosphere.

Homeowners can receive up to a 26% federal tax credit on residential installations of high-efficiency wood heating systems such as pellet stoves and whole-home pellet boilers.