Geothermal Heating Solutions Video

How A Heat Pump Works Video

Geothermal House Design Video

Geothermal Heating and Cooling Video

Geothermal Ground Loop Installation Video

Water Furnace Video

Basic Geothermal Educational Video

Energy Security

A geoexchange system provides a buffer between you and rising utility prices.
Because you’re moving solar energy stored in the Earth - energy you already own - you pay for only a fraction of the energy that you need to heat your home.
Depending on the system you install you can get from 3.5 to 5 units of heat for every unit of electricity that you buy.
In uncertain times, an investment in your own energy security is an excellent one.

North Vancouver Civic Library (NVCL) 40 Ton Geoexchange System

Commercial Geothermal Project North Vancouver Civic Library

Note the wide spacing and wide pitch of these slinky loops. This system has been properly designed for a specific application

exchangenergy installied a 40 ton geoexchange system under the parking levels at the North Vancouver Civic Library (NVCL). The project is built to LEED Silver Standard.

Geothermal Manifold for Heating and Cooling - NVCL project, by exchangenergy.

Palm House Conservatory Greenhouse Project

exchangenergy designed and installed an integrated energy exchange in this stunning glass and stainless steel conservatory specialty greenhouse project.

This 2-acre botanical research project was built to grow and showcase new cut-flower species not yet in the nursery trade and to identify new cold-hardy palm species. It features geothermal heating from well water, and a gasification boiler with 4,000 gallons of hot water storage.

The conservatory glass ceiling is 35 feet high. There are two cooling systems: one is fog and the other is chilled well water, which (when warmed) is recycled for irrigation water.

The 6 underground heating storage tanks have 4,000 gallons’ capacity and are reheated every other day by the gasification boiler.

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