New energy saving measures and renewable energy power will benefit Scotland’s Mar Lodge estate (including the house and stables) after the introduction of a new biomass system at the National Trust for Scotland (NTS) property.
The NTS writes:
On Wednesday the 12 November the boilers for a new biomass scheme at The National Trust for Scotland’s (NTS) Mar Lodge Estate, near Braemar, were fired up for the first time. The newly installed biomass will provide heat to: a house, the stable block (containing offices and staff accommodation), Mar Lodge itself and the famous Stag Ballroom, saving the NTS £120,000 per year and reducing CO2 emissions by 450 tons per year on heating alone.
View the full blog entry including details and pictures of the biomass boilers on the NTS website
