Doug Dougherty said that even though getting GHPs included in the federal definition of renewable energy is one of GEO’s major issues, its efforts at the state level will not be deterred by a lack of recognition at the federal level.

Although renewable energy solutions generally boast a great return on investment, finding the right customer often plays a big role in making a sale.

For contractors looking for new business opportunities, offering solar energy might be the wave of the future.

The redesigned Airedale SchoolMate^® water/ground-source heat pump packaged system offers efficiency, noise reduction, and a small footprint, providing great flexibility for school installations.

Optimism remains high that the federal government will extend existing tax credits beyond 2016, and local utilities and state governments will start (or continue) offering incentives to encourage homeowners to invest in GHPs.

Fortunately, more information is now available to help contractors avoid making costly mistakes when designing or installing GHP systems.

Geothermal heat pumps are among the most efficient and comfortable heating and cooling technologies currently available because they use the earth’s natural heat to provide heating, cooling, and, often, water heating. 

Before announcing the purchase, WaterFurnace had been courted by other potential buyers for several months.