A midlands man has voiced his outrage since his pellet stove fuel has jumped to nearly €750 in the past year.
A midlands man is blaming the spike in Wood Pellet prices on the government's decision to ban turf cutting.
Andrew Weldon is furious that a pallet of fuel for his pellet stove has nearly doubled in price from €390 to €750 in the last 12 months.
The Clara man changed from burning turf when renovating his home four years ago.
Mr Weldon says banning solid fuel burning is driving demand for other materials:
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