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  • Monday, July 5, 2010

    GEOTHERMAL INSTEAD OF A/C

    Ask Angie: New HVAC unit needed
    Angie Hicks, July 5, 2010 (Kansas City Star)

    "…[If you] need a new HVAC unit…[and want something] better for the environment and for [your] health… A geothermal system might be right for you. These units don't draw air from outside like traditional HVAC units, so allergens such as pollen won't be sucked into your home. Geothermal heat pumps use heat from the ground to warm or cool your house. Many geothermal heat pumps are Energy Star-rated, which means they use less energy than other units and may qualify for a tax credit."

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    "Geothermal units are more expensive than other HVAC systems, but they are also far more efficient than even the best natural gas furnaces. They require no fuel, produce clean energy with few carbon emissions…are 30 percent more efficient than conventional HVAC systems…[and] can save you hundreds of dollars on your energy bill every year.

    "Geothermal units utilize a loop system, in which a loop of piping is buried underground and brings heat from the earth into the home during the winter and pulls heat from the home back into the earth during the summer. Not every heating and cooling company installs geothermal units…[I]nstallers are certified by the International Ground Source Heat Pump Association."


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    "Energy Star ratings are also available on conventional HVAC systems, and you'll realize energy savings from these units, as well. You'll be helping the environment by upgrading an outdated system with one certified as Energy Star…"

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