Workshop – Real-LIFE emissions

The workshop covered topics such as the evaluation of the extended EN PME method, results from a round robin using the Real-LIFE test protocol, emissions data from 11 small-scale appliances, the efficiency of a wood stove electrostatic precipitator in reducing particulate emissions, and the project's socio-economic and environmental impacts. The event concluded with recommendations for future sampling and testing protocols and an after-LIFE plan. 

Find the full programme here. 

About Real-LIFE Emissions:  

The Real-LIFE Emissions project supports the EU's "zero pollution ambition" by helping to establish stricter emission limits for solid fuel stoves and boilers. It collaborates with European bodies to encourage the production of low-emission products and ensure accurate consumer information. The project team brings strong expertise in combustion technology, emissions testing, and regulatory collaboration to achieve these goals.