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Geo Direct Geothermal Heat Pumps from EarthSource Energy Solutions

EarthSource Energy Solutions offers the Geo Direct geothermal heat pump. The direct exchange geothermal heat pump is suitable for both residential and commercial applications. The geothermal heat pump does not burn oil, gas, or any other fossil fuel. Hence, the heat pump helps to reduce dependency on fossil fuel and brings down greenhouse gas emissions. Besides proving heating and cooling, the heat pump also dehumidifies and supplies domestic hot water.

9 Feb 2010

Geomax Sierra Geothermal Heat Pumps Offered by Eagle Mountain

The Geomax Sierra heat pump, offered by Eagle Mountain, is available in 10 different horizontal as well as vertical sizes. This heat pump is housed in a metal cabinet, which is treated with poly paint for added durability and protection. The paint also offers an aesthetic look to the system. The large model in the Geomax Sierra heat pump range comes in a weight of one tonne and comprises scroll compressors manufactured by Copeland.

9 Feb 2010

Producing Energy in the Gym to Power the Building

What if the energy generated by Furman University students exercising in the fitness center could be harnessed and then converted into electricity to power the building? It’s no pipe dream, and the Class of 2010 plans to bring the technology to campus as its senior gift to Furman.

9 Feb 2010

Brockton Fireplaces from Dimplex

The Brockton fireplace from Dimplex is convenient to use as it can be turned on with the push of a button. Incorporated with the flame technology, there is an immediate effect of a flame fire in this fireplace as soon as it is turned on. As there is no requirement of venting, the Brockton fireplace can be installed anywhere and at any time.

9 Feb 2010

Core Energy Technologies Offers ForcAir2 Dual Capacity Water-to-Air Geothermal Units

The ForcAir2 dual capacity water-to-air unit has same functions as that of the ForcAir unit, but it utilizes a dual capacity compressor for efficient performance. It operates at 65% capacity to deliver efficient heating and cooling and uses 100% run capacity only in harsh climatic conditions.

9 Feb 2010

Auburndale Peaking Energy Center Established by Calpine

The Auburndale Peaking Energy Center, a power project completed by Calpine, is a major source of electricity during high demand or peak periods. The electricity generated is sold in the wholesale merchant market. The electricity produced in this power plant is distributed to the region of Florida.

9 Feb 2010

Pellet Boilers Available from Atmos

The burner in the pellet boiler from Atmos also operates as a heat exchanger and receives pellets through a screw conveyor from the storage tank. Situated close by is the fuel tank, which is available in a range of sizes, the standard size being 250 liters or 500 liters.

9 Feb 2010

AgSolutions Offers Model 500 Waste Oil Boiler Systems

With a BTU input of 500,000 BTU, this waste oil boiler system from AgSolutions covers a total area of about 17,500 square feet. The maximum water operating temperature of the Model 500 waste oil boiler system is 230 degree F. The dimensions of this system are 45 inches x 32 inches x 72 inches (H x W x D), with a boiler capacity of 58 gallons.

9 Feb 2010

HOMES to Start Real Life Testing of Energy Efficient Solutions

The HOMES collaborative innovation programme has signed a cooperation agreement with the French Electrical Contractors’ Association (FFIE) to set up pilot sites for testing the programme’s solutions. Didier Pellegrin, HOMES Programme Director, and Jean-Claude Guillot, FFIE

9 Feb 2010

Building Automation System Focuses on Energy Efficiency

The new version 4.1 of the Desigo building automation and control system from Siemens’ Building Technologies Division brings a host of new features aimed at increasing the energy efficiency of buildings. The most important novelties are AirOptiControl, which offers innovative comfort control for ventilation and air conditioning plants, and energy reports.

9 Feb 2010