The point of geothermal systems is to use ground loops to regulate temperature in a home. If you are considering a geothermal system, you have probably heard the terms “closed loop” and “open loop”. Here is what you need to know about both. Know the Differences Between Closed Loop and Open Loop Systems A closed
Hybrid Geothermal System Keeps Cornell's Cell Phone Tower Cool A cellular phone site on Cornell University’s campus uses a geothermal heat pump cooling system for climate control. In collaboration with Verizon Wireless, Cornell engineers led by graduate student Koenraad Beckers are testing a geothermal heat pump system to control the climate of cellular tower shelters.
Sometimes you just need to see the numbers. This report is from a client who had a geothermal system installed into their house about 9 years ago. Imagine the money you could save on a yearly basis. This client is using 63% less electricity than their neighbors. That is money in your pocket every month.
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