# Biomass combustion and CHP and Boilers, furnaces and stoves

Energy flows from biomass combustion and CHP to boilers, furnaces and stoves; their prices have moved together.

Source page: https://www.materialinsights.org/links/biomass-combustion-and-chp-and-boilers-furnaces-and-stoves/

[Biomass combustion and CHP](https://www.materialinsights.org/energy/e_bio_combustion/) (energy) and [Boilers, furnaces and stoves](https://www.materialinsights.org/energy/e_combustion_heat/) (energy): 2 relationships.

## How they are linked

### 1. Energy flow

*Physical flow · 62% of flow · Biomass combustion and CHP → Boilers, furnaces and stoves*

Firewood and pellets are burned in stoves, boilers and kilns.

- **62%** of Biomass combustion and CHP's energy goes this way

### 2. Price link: related equipment

*Cost and price · Strong · Both ways*

Large biomass and industrial boilers come from the same fabricators as smaller heating equipment. The boiler proxy correlates at 0.68 yearly and 0.21 monthly with this index, reflecting shared steel fabrication costs and industrial demand.

- **0.21** monthly change correlation
- **0.68** 12-month change correlation
- **0.93** fitted elasticity

Built from the site data on production routes, energy flows, industry value chains, input-output tables and prices.