Ireland’s leading manufacturer
& wholesale supplier of
smokeless coal
Our Customers
We only supply wholesale and not directly to the public. Below are some of our customers.
Glotherm
The latest in coal technology with longer burning and higher heat value
We import, manufacture and transport coal products that comply with environmental laws and regulations. These products are used to produce Glotherm.
Glotherm comes in the form of smooth oval coal pellets and is a compound of several agents to create a refined final product. Glotherm is perfect for commercial and domestic heating appliances and open fires.
Our Glotherm smokeless fuel complies fully with Irish Clean Air laws, and UK smoke and emission regulations on solid fuels.
The special recipe for Glotherm briquettes was researched and developed by a team of chemical engineers and fully tested and approved before being released for commercial use.
Coyle Coal ensures fuel is Ready to Burn
As a local provider of fuels for fires and multifuel stoves, Coyle Coal is making it easy for customers to find manufactured solid fuels that have been certified as Ready to Burn and that meet new legal requirements that came into force from 1 May, 2021 in England.
A ‘manufactured solid fuel’ means a fuel manufactured from coal, wood, plant-derived materials, waxes or petroleum products with other ingredients, used for burning at home. Under the Air Quality (Domestic Solid Fuels Standards) (England) Regulations 2020 that apply in England from 1 May, 2021, all manufactured solid fuels sold for use in homes need to be certified as Ready to Burn.
The Defra Ready to Burn certification scheme for manufactured solid fuels is run by HETAS. HETAS is a non-profit organisation supporting cleaner and safer choices for the use of biomass and other solid fuels, appliances and associated technologies. To be certified as Ready to Burn, fuels must meet specified limits for smoke emissions and sulphur content.
Coyle Coal customers can be confident that the fuel being sold meets emission requirements by looking for the Ready to Burn logo along with the manufacturer name and unique Ready to Burn certification number on packaging.
Are you concerned about compliance?
Click here for the latest updated information on solid fuel laws and regulations in the Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland, England, Scotland and Wales.