When some people think of fire, they often think of cordwood outside the house under a blanket of snow, waiting to be brought in and burned in the hearth or wood stove. But when Bixby Energy Systems thinks heat, it thinks corn.
According to Bixby Energy Systems, their new MaxFire home heating stoves—which use dry-shelled corn as fuel instead of fossil fuels or ethanol—can cut home heating costs by as much as 50 percent. The company states that MaxFire appliances can heat a 3,000 square foot home for about $1.50 a day.
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