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Geothermal technology uses the earth's energy for heating and air conditioning homes and buildings. The system can also provide hot water. It's sometimes referred to as a geothermal heat pump, a ground source heat pump, or earth energy.
No matter what you call it, Geothermal systems are arguably the best choice you can make for both your pocketbook and the planet. In fact, these systems are so good that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has said it is "the most energy-efficient, environmentally clean, and cost-effective space conditioning systems available today."
Since the earth's temperature remains fairly constant a few feet below the surface, geothermal HVAC systems use this year-round temperature to provide extremely efficient heating and cooling.
In winter, pipes buried in the ground absorb heat from the earth and carry to the home. The Geothermal heat pump transfers it to the interior space for warmth.
The process is reversed to cool your home. The heat is extracted from the air in the house and transferred back to the piping underground.
The only small amount of electricity needed is to run the heat pump, ground loop pump, and distribution fan or pump.
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