“It’s part of reliability, it’s part of resilience, it’s part of affordability because the infrastructure gets used for a ...

Geothermal heating and cooling is the simplest and most widely used of the three. This application takes advantage of the fact that the temperature of the ground is remarkably constant over the ...

Geothermal energy systems tap into the ground, where temperatures are a consistent 50-60 degrees. They cycle liquid through pipes in buildings and the ground, either cooling buildings by moving ...

Geothermal heating and cooling systems can draw warmth from hot springs or even a lake or pond, but in the Midwest plans for multibuilding geothermal systems generally rely on the mild ...