Kompor biomass is simply the name used for the biomass stove in Indonesia. Biomass stands for any material produced by nature like corn, manure; wood pellets saw dust and any organic materials or byproducts. With the rising costs of electricity and gas, these are the main sources of fuel energy in the modern world; it is only advisable to use organic materials for fuel. Manure, wood pellets and corn are the main organic materials used as fuel in most countries across the world. However, it will defer from country to country depending on the environmental policies and availability of the organic materials.

When you are choosing the best biomass stove for your personal use, you need to consider the following:

Latest Designs
Biomass stoves (Kompor Biomass) being made using the modern technology are efficient and can lower your consumption bills. Some of them using pellets can allow you to recycle waste coming from sawdust. A research is being done currently so that grass can be used to fuel stoves. Latest designs also look attractive and can be used at the living room.

The maker of the Stove
Consider buying a good biomass stove (Kompor biomass) for your operations and the maker should be reliable too. Bixby Energy Systems for example have created the Max Fire which uses pellets and corn. It has a high technology with push button starting, an auto hopper and a thermostat control. It has blowers which circulate hot air through the room and a system that automatically purges the ash from the burner after every 45 minutes. It has an on board computer that produces 99 percent accurate combustion efficiency.

Eco Friendly
Choose a biomass stove (Kompor Biomass) that is eco friendly and does not pollute the air. Check out those that come with EPA approved combustion systems that usually burn off most of the pollutant gases increasing the efficiency of your stove by as much as 10 percent.