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GEOTHERMAL:
Geothermal power is an old technology that is newly gaining fame.
Most states have local installers that will install underground tubing for the heating needs for your
home or business.
This solution relies on the constant temperature of the Earth and uses a simple heat pump to transfer
that temperature to your site. Usually geothermal heating installations also provide cooling during
warmer temperatures.
On a commercial scale, there are geothermal power plants that utilize the convection currents of the
fluids in underground pipes to turn a turbine and create electricity. These commercial power plants are
on the rise, especially in the western U.S., where ground temperatures are higher than in other parts of
the country.
For more information about geothermal heating visit the Geothermal Heat Pump Consortium.
To learn more about commercial electric production using geothermal vents, visit the National
Renewable Energy Laboratory.
Rochester, NY geothermal partners: Ambrose Mechanical Services e-Van Hee
Most states have local installers that will install underground tubing for the heating needs for your
home or business.
This solution relies on the constant temperature of the Earth and uses a simple heat pump to transfer
that temperature to your site. Usually geothermal heating installations also provide cooling during
warmer temperatures.
On a commercial scale, there are geothermal power plants that utilize the convection currents of the
fluids in underground pipes to turn a turbine and create electricity. These commercial power plants are
on the rise, especially in the western U.S., where ground temperatures are higher than in other parts of
the country.
For more information about geothermal heating visit the Geothermal Heat Pump Consortium.
To learn more about commercial electric production using geothermal vents, visit the National
Renewable Energy Laboratory.
Rochester, NY geothermal partners: Ambrose Mechanical Services e-Van Hee