The complete combustion of Nestor Martin stoves can reduce polluting emissions to extremely low levels.

The Kyoto Protocol aims to reduce greenhouse effect gas emissions, thus countering climate change.

Nestor Martin stoves can be of great help to combat it. All our stoves have the potential to reduce the emission of carbon dioxide (CO2), and that is beneficial to the environment.

Wood is a biomass fuel also, and therefore absolutely CO2 neutral. Our wood stoves are now a viable alternative to fossil fuels.

The complete combustion of Nestor Martin stoves can reduce polluting emissions to extremely low levels. Currently, the European standard allows carbon monoxide concentration of 1% in the smoke emitted from solid fuel stoves; in the following example, Nestor Martin S43 models show CO emission rate 16 times lower than the European requirements.