Security and preparedness

The geopolitical uncertainties in the world have created an increasingly pressing threat picture. This has resulted in an increased need for defense preparedness, with households now being advised to prepare to be able to cope on their own during a crisis.

Authorities and organizations, such as the Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency (MSB), are emphasizing the importance of residents having an alternative heating source to deal with power outages. In these uncertain times, it is crucial that individuals and families are proactive in their preparations.

Energy supply

Energy supply is uncertain in many countries, including Sweden, where power peaks can lead to planned power outages. Rising electricity prices make alternative heating sources more attractive, and interest in self-sufficiency and prepping is growing.

More and more people are investing in emergency preparedness, including alternative energy sources and heating methods, to reduce dependence on the electricity grid.

Burning wood is a very reliable and well-proven heating method, which has been used for thousands of years around the world.

Climate and natural disasters

Climate change and extreme weather conditions create additional challenges. Harsher winters increase the risk of power outages, and storms and snowfall can knock out power grids and district heating systems. In addition, natural disasters can affect critical infrastructure and impair the ability to provide safe heating, making alternative heating solutions increasingly important.