For several decades, our industry has applied closed-loop, water-source heat pump systems in commercial and institutional buildings. These systems can provide excellent energy performance when the ...

Geothermal energy is a type of renewable energy that uses accessible thermal energy deep underground, extracting the heat from geothermal reservoirs in the Earth’s crust. Since the heat from the Earth ...

Jan. 28—The University of New Mexico's Utility Services Department could in the near future heat and cool all its buildings with geothermal energy, making UNM one of only a few universities nationwide ...

The Department of Geology and the Facilities Services Department have partnered to install a geothermal well which will be used to heat and cool a classroom in Lane Hall. The heat exchange unit — ...

Researchers at the University of Padova in Italy have proposed to improve the performance of residential air heat pumps with air-geothermal heat exchangers and have found this combination may reduce ...

A workshop and roundtable on geothermal systems deployment in airports will be held as part of the upcoming World Geothermal ...

Ground heat exchange will keep Marion, Ark., firefighters both cool and warm in their new station house, thanks to the latest in HVAC technology for climate control in the building. The new fire house ...

Several feet underneath your home, the temperature of the ground is relatively constant. Decades-old technology is undergoing ...

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The PV-powered geothermal heat pump system was tested for a year, with measurements taken by Researchers at the University of Nottingham. The UK group showed it was able to maintain an indoor ...

The U.S. Department of Energy puts it plainly: “There is heat beneath your feet,” and it remains largely untapped. While ...

On a tranquil morning in mid-September, as players lobbed tennis balls across nearby courts and novice archers took aim at their archery targets, a large drill rig was making its first (very loud) ...