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Today, the city hopes to harness the water from that aquifer to heat its recently approved aquatic center.
Read more about it by following the link below.
https://globalnews.ca/news/9546414/regina-geothermal-heating-aquatic-centre/
A bridge is built between consumers, governments, and industry professionals through the Ontario Geothermal Association (OGA).
Our goal is to raise awareness and promote cleaner, greener, and more self-sustaining forms of energy.
The OGA has been affiliated with HRAI since April 16, 2013.
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The geothermal system consists of an indoor unit and underground pipes. Fluid circulates through the pipes, making them highly efficient heat conductors. The pipes absorb the earth's heat and pump it back into the house's geothermal system. Heat is extracted from the fluid through the unit and distributed throughout the house.
During the summer, the whole process reverses. On hot days, heat is transferred to the ground since the ground is cooler than the air inside the house.
If the geothermal system is properly designed and installed, the following factors may affect its performance:
- Filters that are dirty (fixable by cleaning the filters)
- In the ground loop, the air is trapped (this can be fixed by purging the loop)
- Declining antifreeze levels (fixed by adding more antifreeze)
- Thermostat miss-setting (human error - fixed by setting the thermostat correctly)
- The groundwater is becoming more mineralized, or the water table is dropping
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Low Maintenance
Eco-friendly
Lower Utility Bills
Waste heat removed from the property during the cooling season can provide free hot water
The removal of potential CO sources makes the building safer for occupants
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With a geothermal system, heating, cooling, and demand costs are significantly lower than with a fossil fuel system. There is no noise, it's safe, and it's trouble-free.
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The energy giant Enbridge plans to expand its gas network in Ontario with a multibillion-dollar investment that would lock Ontario into a fossil fuel future for decades.
Learn more by following the link below.
https://www.nationalobserver.com/2023/02/14/news/enbridge-ontario-gas-expansion
There are several excellent benefits to being a member of HRAI/OGA:
- Advocacy
- Training
- Marketing
- Industry Statistics
- Industry News
To join the Ontario Geothermal Association (OGA), companies working in the geothermal industry must be registered with the Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Institute (HRAI).
A total of $235.5 million has been announced for two new green building programs to support deep retrofits for commercial, institutional, mid-rise and high-rise multi-unit residential buildings and up to six neighbourhoods nationwide.
Read about it by following the link below.
https://sustainablebiz.ca/canadian-government-commits-2355m-toward-two-green-building-initiatives
As a matter of fact, geothermal HVAC systems use only one unit of electricity to supply up to five units of cooling or heating.
Visit our FAQ page if you have more questions about geothermal.
https://ontariogeothermal.ca/faq/
The OGA is an affiliated association of the Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Institute of Canada (HRAI)
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