About SCW Bio-Energy
Building biomass heat in Headingley, Manitoba since 1999. 200+ systems running across North America.
From BlueFlame Stokers to SCW
We started in 1999 as BlueFlame Stokers. Today we’re SCW Bio-Energy Products, a division of Sturgeon Creek Welding Ltd., with the same focus: biomass heat that runs on the fuel you already have.
More than 200 of our systems are running across North America. They heat greenhouses, hog and poultry barns, colonies, sawmills, schools and hospitals, on wood chips, sawmill waste, straw, husks and pellets.
We design and build in our own shop in Headingley, and we stay with the system after it’s running.
What we make in-house
Certified boiler vessels come from a Canadian boiler maker. Everything that makes the system work, we build ourselves.
Chain grate stoker
Burns wet, dirty and mixed fuel without jamming, and carries the ash out on its own.
Firebox and controls
Our own firebox and control panels, with a touch screen on the boiler and remote monitoring.
Fuel handling and fly ash
Walking floors, augers, metering bins and multi-cyclone collectors, built to match.
Across all of Sturgeon Creek Welding’s work, including fabrication: 280+ clients and 2,000+ projects.
Buy direct from the builder
You deal with the people who design and build it. No middle layer, and a fair price.
Support after the sale
On-site service, parts on the shelf and remote monitoring from Headingley.
Built to your certification
Boiler vessels fully certified and the stoker carries the Intertek mark. Need something else for your project? We build to it.
A full fabrication shop
The same shop takes outside work: laser cutting, robotic welding, press brake bending and CNC machining, with steel in stock.
Sell SCW systems in your area
We’re adding dealers who already sell or service heating, farm or greenhouse equipment.
The marks your engineer will ask for.
Need another mark for your project? We build to it.
Talk to a person who knows the system.
Service, parts and remote monitoring come straight from the people who built it.