SAVE AT LEAST 40% OFF YOUR HEATING AND
COOLING BILLS WITH
GEOTHERMAL HEATING
AND COOLING...
What is geothermal
heating and cooling?
Quite simply put,
geothermal heating
and cooling uses
heat from the earth
to heat and cool a
structure, whether
it be a home,
office building, or
other structure.
These systems are the
most energy
efficient,
environmentally
clean, and
cost-effective space
conditioning systems
available according
to the Environmental
Protection Agency.
How many homes use
it?
It is very
widespread and there
are more than
1,000,000 homes using
geothermal heating
and cooling in the
United States.
Do other types of
structures use it?
Yes. Geothermal
heating and cooling
is currently being
used by schools,
apartment buildings,
and office
buildings.
What are the
advantages?
There are two
primary advantages:
economical and
environmental.
Economic advantages
— geothermal systems
reduce heating and
cooling expenses by
40% and more.
Environmental
advantages — Current
geothermal
installations are
eliminating more
than 5.8 metric tons
of CO2 annually.
The Future of
Geothermal Energy
Geothermal energy has the potential to play
a significant role in moving the
United States (and
other regions of the world) toward a
cleaner, more sustainable energy system. It
is one of the few renewable energy
technologies that—like fossil fuels—can
supply continuous, base load power. The
costs for electricity from geothermal
facilities are also declining. Some
geothermal facilities have realized at least
50 percent reductions in the price of
electricity since 1980. New facilities can
produce electricity for between 4.5 and 7.3
cents per kilowatt-hour, making it
competitive with new conventional fossil
fuel-fired power plants.
Over the next decade,
new geothermal projects are expected to come
online to increase
U.S.
capacity to between 8,000 and 15,000 MW. As
hot dry rock technologies improve and become
competitive, even more of the largely
untapped geothermal resource could be
developed. In addition to electric power
generation, which is focused primarily in
the western
United States,
there is a bright future for the direct use
of geothermal resources as a heating source
for homes and businesses everywhere.
Additionally, most
states provide
rebates for
geothermal equipped
homes.
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We
represent a
well
established,
reputable
company,
Newark
Mechanical,
that
has
installed
geothermal
systems
and can
install
one
in your
home or
structure.
And if
you are
building
a home,
a
school,
an
office
building,
or any
building
project you
should
give
geothermal
heating
and
cooling
very serious
consideration.
We can
also
provide
financing
for you.
If you
are
interested
in
having a
geothermal
unit
installed
click
here,
complete,
and
submit
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