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The United States has an infrastructure problem. We have crumbling roads and railways, neglected public transit, and ports and airports in dire need of upgrades, not to mention the critical repairs needed for water and wastewater systems.
Most of the pellet boilers being installed in North America are retrofit into existing hydronic heating systems that have one or more fossil-fuel boilers.
In the beginning of the project and long after installation was finished, Schulte made it a point to maximize the efficiencies of the Evergreen boilers at Zion Episcopal.