Articles Tagged with ''geothermal''

The 2024 Uniform Mechanical Code's Chapter 17 introduces Thermal Energy Networks (TEN), enabling buildings to independently manage heating and cooling sustainably, reducing environmental impact and enhancing energy efficiency across communities.

Mission Geo’s infrastructure development efforts will include a blend of public relations, public affairs, workforce education, social media, and event sponsorships to reach key stakeholders.

The deadline to apply is Dec. 6.

The product qualifies for a 30% federal tax credit as well as stackable state and local rebates.

The document addresses the need for enforceable safety provisions for geothermal district ambient temperature loop systems.

Greenwashing is deceptive advertising that uses green PR to make products seem eco-friendly and desensitizes consumers to environmental claims. TerraChoice describes "seven sins of greenwashing" to help consumers spot misleading environmental claims.

Geothermal systems use HDPE tubing for closed-loop earth heat exchangers, buried several feet below the surface.

The Pass Life community near Summit at Snoqualmie ski resort struggles to keep up with snow removal due to quick snow accumulation. Traditional methods like shoveling and snowblowing are insufficient.

 The 2024 USHGC addresses the latest provisions and technology paving the road to zero net energy and for the safe installation of solar, hydronics and geothermal energy systems.

Circulating ground-temperature water in a Thermal Energy Network (TEN) provides efficient heating and cooling, reducing costs and mitigating climate change through decarbonization. The water must be kept within a specific temperature range, known as the performance zone.