Geothermal heat pumps | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: vbradova (vbradovabestweb.net) | |
Date: Thu, 20 Apr 2000 10:47:24 -0600 (MDT) |
I got into searching the web for info on this form of heating, cooling and hot water heating, and was just blown over by the overwhelming positives of this new technology. It seems to have come of age (not some iffy new thing), it drastically cuts energy bills, does not pollute, runs quietly indoors, and it is often subsidized by special low interest mortgages and home improvement loans. Even the US government is singing its praises! A total win/win situation. I am so impressed I want to install it in our current house -- the oil prices are thru the roof, and we have a steep curvy driveway that is hell to navigate in the winter, and the plowers rip it up and charge an arm and a leg when we have to scramble to get it ready for the oil truck... So... I called our utility; they have not heard of it and have no info. Called a lot of heating suppliers in our area, most have not heard of it, one said that it does not work in the north east because of our high electricity prices, and one said "we do it all the time" but could not find a technician to speak with me, and I suspect they meant just plain ole heat pumps, not the geothermal kind. Have any other northeastern cohousing groups done these pumps? Any advice re suppliers and installers? Vera
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