What is Anthracite / Anthracite advaantage

ANTHRACITE IS THE HARDEST, OLDEST AND CLEANEST TYPE OF COAL

Unlike its more commonly known cousin, bituminous coal, anthracite is highly carbonated and clean-burning. Anthracite can be used as the primary heat source for a home or business. Or, it can provide supplemental heat via a stove or fireplace insert. All anthracite used in the U.S. is produced domestically by American workers in Northeastern Pennsylvania. There are over seven billion tons of anthracite available for mining. And, unlike oil and gas prices which are influenced by international politics, anthracite prices are steady.

Consumers choose anthracite for its cost efficiency, quality, convenience and environmental responsibility.

Anthracite's advantages : What's in it For You?

Quality. You can count on anthracite's consistent quality. It's clean, convenient and provides steady, long-lasting heat-every time. Saves space: Anthracite can be stored outside and must be stored indoors.

ANTHRACITE'S ADVANTAGES
Equivalent : 45 bags of anthracite = 10 wood cords = 150 bags of wood pellets

Cost Saving :

By adding an anthracite stove or fireplace insert, homeowners can reduce heating costs 50% or more. Anthracite's cost-per-BTU is less than any other fuel.

Confort & Warmth :

Anthracite provides the most comfortable, even heat of any fuel source.

Clean :

Keystone's anthracite is pre-washed so it's virtually dust-free and there's little ash as a soil conditioner or as anti-skid material for driveways and walkways.

Convenience :

A modern anthracite stove can burn up to 36 hours without tending and there's very little cleanup involved. Keystone's 44 pound or 20 kilos bags are especially easy to use and store.

Anthracite's Environnemental Impact Clean :

Unlike bituminous coal, anthracite is low in sulfur and burns cleanly. In fact, anthracite stoves meet all EPA emission standards.
What is Anthracite / Anthracite advaantage