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As public pressure grows for property owners to reduce their carbon footprint, attention has shifted to renewable energy.
Geothermal systems provide a major environmental opportunity for the nation. Facility managers can play a vital role in exploring that opportunity and determining its implications for their properties.
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The cost of installing a geothermal system depends on the type of system you choose.
You can have an open or closed loop and it can use forced air, hydronic baseboard or radiant floors for heating and cooling distribution within the building. The initial installation cost is higher than a conventional HVAC system but the operation costs are far lower. For a quote on what it would cost to install a geothermal system in your home or building, visit https://bit.ly/3tBZjiq to find a geothermal contractor near you.
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Interesting article on Geothermal Heat Pumps.
GHPs are also twice as efficient as the top-rated air-source air conditioners and almost 50% more efficient than the best gas furnaces; they have the lowest emissions levels of all applications in HVAC.
By using sustainable, free geothermal energy, GHPs reduce a building’s energy consumption by up to 25% and can cut its emissions from energy use by up to 50%. With such extraordinary benefits, it’s puzzling why these incredibly efficient and sustainable HVAC systems are not yet widely used.
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https://www.achrnews.com/articles/145302-are-geothermal-heat-pumps-the-key-to-a-cleaner-planet
A common misconception about geothermal is that it is expensive.
The upfront cost of a geothermal system is higher, but it eliminates your heating bill and provides a super-efficient, low-maintenance cooling system.
Add even more saving with the Greener Homes Program includes a grant for Geothermal Heat Pumps!
Qualifying Heat Pumps will receive $5000 for new installations. Both open and closed-loop systems qualify.
More info on the grant here.
Wonder what the cost of installing a geothermal system is?
Well, the cost will depend on the type of system you choose.
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You can have an open or closed loop and it can use forced air, hydronic baseboard or radiant floors for heating and cooling distribution within the building. The initial installation cost is higher than a conventional HVAC system but the operation costs are far lower.
For a quote on what it would cost to install a geothermal system in your home or building, visit https://bit.ly/3tBZjiq to find a geothermal contractor near you.
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“Not burning fossil fuels is a big step towards trying to curb climate change,” says John Gordon.
John’s company builds fine custom homes for others, and many of them ask for geothermal. He works with Nottawasaga Mechanical and Geothermal Solutions, a specialist company that drills test holes first to ensure that the soil and other conditions are right for geo-exchange.
Check out the entire story by clicking the link below.
https://ontariogeothermal.ca/story/avoiding-fossil-fuels-with-geothermal/
California wants to cut natural gas consumption.
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California made a substantial step to challenge climate change while expanding renewable energy resources. The package is as much stimulus as it is a relief by providing new tax credits for renewable energy, carbon capture and sequestering.
A GSHP system can be expensive on a house-by-house basis, but for a neighbourhood, community or city, they could be just the ticket.
Vertical ground loop systems utilize the temperature differential between the ground and the interior space to transfer heat — in or out.
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See the article here.
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Here's an article on why big oil should focus on the world's cleanest energy source geothermal. Oilprice.com says that geothermal may be the key to truly distributed power, making centralized grids redundant, and thus significantly reducing the risk of blackouts and other problems. And we could have the first operating system in between three and five years after a successful proof of concept. What do you think? Let us know!
Check out our latest customer story about Mike Ault. Mike estimates that summer cooling in his little house costs about $90 or $100 per month, and winter heat about $250 per month. “I have no regrets. It’s a lot less than the alternatives,” says Mike. Check out the entire article here.
The site now includes event space, indoor and outdoor fun areas for families, historical installations, shops, cafes, and one of the biggest farmers’ markets in the city. The next step is to install 275 solar thermal panels on the roof, which will supplement the geothermal plant. Evergreen is now responsible for the Future Cities Canada Project, a national collaborative of top foundations with a mandate to accelerate inclusive innovation in our cities. Watch the video and learn more by clicking the link below. http://bit.ly/3a59DGA
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