Business Details
Biomass Heating Solutions in St. Hyacinthe
Sttuli Canada has been a leading provider of biomass heating solutions for North America, leveraging Finnish combustion technology adapted to local needs. Our expertise spans the design, manufacture, and distribution of hot water boilers, hot air generators, and containerized biomass heating plants, serving diverse applications from agricultural to municipal projects. With a commitment to sustainability, we specialized in retrofitting existing systems to biomass fuel and developing OEM partnerships for customized thermal solutions.Our local manufacturing in Quebec ensured accessibility to standard components, while our partner network supported comprehensive project implementation, including fuel supply planning and energy calculations. Over 15 years, we delivered over 300 containerized units globally, emphasizing carbon-neutral heating and operational efficiency. Though we regret announcing our permanent closure, our legacy includes pioneering biomass adoption in industries ranging from maple syrup production to underground mining.
Services
Biomass boilers
Burner retrofits
Containerized heating plants
OEM component supply
Thermal system consulting
Highlights and features
- We offer locally manufactured biomass heating systems tailored to North American requirements.
- Our retrofit solutions convert log-fired equipment to automated woodchip/pellet systems.
- We deliver containerized biomass plants with 15+ years of global installation expertise.
- Our partner network supports full project implementation including fuel logistics.
- We specialize in OEM integrations for customized industrial thermal applications.
Services
Biomass boilers
Our hot water biomass boilers provide thermal outputs from 100,000 to 5,118,000 BTU/hr, suitable for district heating, industrial processes, and building complexes. Manufactured in Canada with local components, these systems use woodchips or pellets as renewable fuel. The modular design allows scalability for municipal and commercial applications requiring consistent hot water supply.
Burner retrofits
We convert existing log-fired furnaces and maple syrup evaporators to automated biomass systems using our burners (40-500kW). This reduces labor needs while maintaining heat output, with silo fueling every few days instead of manual firewood loading. The solution works with woodchips or pellets for improved operational efficiency.
Containerized plants
Prefabricated containerized biomass heating plants combine boilers, fuel systems, and controls in relocatable units. With over 300 installations globally since 2003, these systems offer rapid deployment for temporary or permanent heating needs. Available in various sizes, they support district heating networks and large industrial facilities requiring scalable thermal capacity.
OEM components
Our biomass burners and fuel handling systems integrate into third-party equipment as OEM solutions. Examples include combined heat and power units, biomass dryers, and specialized applications like cognac stills. We support full OEM branding or co-branding arrangements for manufacturers seeking thermal component partnerships.
Thermal consulting
We provided comprehensive project planning including fuel supply chain analysis, energy demand calculations, and socio-economic impact assessments. Our partner network offered equipment sourcing, operator training, and harvesting logistics to ensure complete biomass heating system implementation from concept to operation.
Questions
What biomass heating products does Sttuli Canada offer?
Sttuli Canada provided hot water boilers (100,000-5,118,000 BTU/hr), hot air generators (1,706,000 BTU/hr), containerized heating plants, and biomass burner retrofits for industrial and municipal applications.
Do you offer retrofit solutions for existing heating systems?
Yes, we specialized in retrofitting outdoor furnaces and maple syrup evaporators with biomass burners that convert systems from firewood to automated woodchip/pellet fuel.
What output capacities are available?
Our biomass burners range from 136,500 BTU/hr (40kW) to 1,706,000 BTU/hr (500kW), with containerized systems scalable beyond 5,118,000 BTU/hr through combined units.
How was equipment manufactured locally?
Pressure vessels and cast iron components were sourced from Quebec subcontractors, while automation cabinets were built in-house using standard Canadian electrical components.
Is Sttuli Canada still operating?
We regret to announce our permanent closure. We thank all customers and partners for their support over our 15-year history.
What partner services were available?
Our network provided wood harvesting/chipping equipment, fuel supply planning, energy calculations, and socio-economic impact assessments to support complete biomass projects.