George Clarke

An environmentally friendly bioethanol stove was installed inside George Clarke's eco-caravan on his series Amazing Spaces.

Bioethanol is a renewable fuel made by fermenting the sugar and starch components of plant by-products, including sugarcane, corn, maize, wheat and waste straw. The focus on sustainable fuels has increased in recent years, but despite this wood burning stoves are still soaring in popularity. [climate crisis](https://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/all-about/environment) worsens. In the most recent episode of George Clarke's Amazing Spaces, the architect gushed over his new caravan which featured a wood burning stove alternative. It's a fuel which can be grown and extracted from plants, so it's eco-friendly. George said the result an "absolutely amazing" eco caravan which was kitted out with the latest energy saving features.