Why would anyone think that any one sort of fuel is going to be very much cheaper than any other, if they have to buy it from someone else who has control of the price????
Wood, as in sticks of wood is a cheap source of heat, if and only if you own the tree and cut it up yourself. Otherwise the price is going to be right in there with that of gas and oil. You can't pay some one who owns the tree, someone who cuts it, someone who hauls it, someone who grinds it up, someone who turns it into pellets, someone who bags those pellets, some who hauls the pellets to the store, and the store who sells the pellets, and still expect that they are going to be cheap.
Well I guess you can expect that.... but then people are going to think you are a bit silly.
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