Wood-fired Heating Device Regulations
Approved FNSB PM2.5 Area Device Lists: (updated 3/5/2020)
- List of ADEC-Approved Pellet Hydronic Heaters (DOCX)
- List of ADEC-Approved Wood Stoves (DOCX) (list includes certified fireplace inserts)
- List of ADEC-Approved Pellet Stoves (DOCX)
There are no approved non-pellet hydronic heaters or coal-fired for the FNSB nonattainment area. These types of devices are not allowed to be installed
Statewide:
- PM2.5 Air Quality Episode Levels
- Open Burning Restrictions
- Voluntary Moisture Disclosure Program
- Visible Emission Standards (Opacity)
Regulations for Wood-fired Heating Devices, as amended through September 15, 2018 (PDF 158.29K) (new regulations document to follow)
Inside the FNSB PM2.5 Nonattainment Area
- PM2.5 Air Quality Episode Levels
- Open Burning Restrictions (Prohibited November 1 - March 31,18 AAC 50.065, - Effective February 28, 2015 )
- Visible Emissions Standards (Opacity)
- Dry Wood Requirement
- Allowable Fuels
- Wood-Fired Heater Emission Standards
- Commercial Wood Seller Registration Program - Effective August 15, 2017
- Non-Compliant Wood-Fired Heating Device Removal or Replacement Upon Property Sale - Effective June 9, 2017
- State Air Quality Control Plan, Vol. II: III.D.5.11 Fairbanks Emergency Episode Plan, December 8, 2017 (PDF 181.12K)
Staff Contact:
- Steven Hoke
- Phone: 907-451-5172
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