CORECHEM and Kilfrost Join Forces to Revolutionize Geothermal Heat Pump TechnologyHow COREFROST™ Improves Geothermal System EfficiencyEstablished Abroad, New at Home: COREFROST™ Arrives in America CORECHEM and Kilfrost Join Forces to Revolutionize Geothermal Heat Pump Technology In a move set to shake up the geothermal heat pump industry, CORECHEM has partnered with Kilfrost to obtain licensing Read more
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https://vimeo.com/1031940479 In this week’s Mechanical Hub update, our good friend Jay Egg, president of Egg GEO, shares an insightful piece on electrical co-ops and geothermal heat pumps. Over on the Appetite for Construction podcast, the guys head to southern Washington state to bring back Doug and Liz Vetter. Doug and Liz are the owners of Read more
In the United States, there are three general types of electrical suppliers. They are: Investor-Owned Utilities (IOU) Municipally Owned Utilities (MUNI) Customer Owned Rural Cooperatives (Co-op) Investor-Owned Utilities include big names in Electrical & Natural Gas distribution such as Con Ed, Florida Power and Light, and Pacific Gas & Electric. These are investor-owned utilities. There Read more
Geothermal heating and cooling is a well-established technology; it’s been around in simplistic forms for more than half a century and has developed at an impressive rate to become a technology that is providing real solutions for decarbonization and grid management. In its years of growth and innovative development, geothermal has taken on many different Read more
This is the first in a multi-part series on the history of geothermal heating and cooling in the United States and beyond. It focuses on the efforts of two men: Dan Ellis and David Hatherton, the latter having trademarked the WaterFurnace name back in 1981 in Ontario, Canada. David Hatherton is the son of a Read more