Geothermal
solutions
Introduction
We have pioneered geothermal heat exchange systems since the early 2000s. The USA’s leaders across the technology, our specialist team’s successful projects include QA/QC on the largest energy foundation system in the USA (probably the world) in a Bay Area tech company’s global HQ, and Cornell’s applied tech campus borehole solution in NYC. Whatever your property type, we can offer a suitable solution.
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Benefits of
Geothermal
solutions
Renewable, affordable, and eco-friendly alternative to fossil fuels
Four times more efficient than conventional heating
Less than 25% of the maintenance costs of traditional boilers and cooling towers
Frees up valuable space for amenities or rooftop solar arrays
Cornell Tech’s Bloomberg Center geothermal system supports its ambitions to be net-zero carbon
Endurant's
Geothermal
solutions
The temperature of the earth below 6 feet remains constant year-round and reflects the location’s average air temperature. A ground source heat pump (GSHP or ‘Geothermal’) extracts warmth from the ground in winter, and in summer it recharges it with the building’s excess heat, cooling the building. Plastic piping loops circulate a liquid enabling this simple heat transfer.
Increasingly, states (such as NY, MA, and CA) view heat pumps as key to the electrification of the grid. Generous incentive programs give some geothermal systems cost-parity with conventional heating, on top of the significant environmental benefits.
To be cost-effective, we do not design to manage ‘peak’ heating or cooling. We manage base thermal loads, then use supplemental technologies to manage peaks. Solar thermal, air source heat pumps (ASHPs) or CHP can all be paired with a geothermal system to achieve cost-effective outcomes.
