Why renewable energy?

The earth is constantly accumulating and storing energy from the sun. By using ground and sea water, we are tapping into this stored energy and by using this natural power we can produce clean and efficient heat for our homes.

The thermal-earth heat pump utilizes water from rivers, the sea and from under the ground via springs, boreholes and wells. This water is then be pumped around the thermal-earth heat pump and the solar energy stored within the water is released and used to give us heating and hot water in our homes and businesses. It is done so by placing a submersible pump, say in a borehole, and pumping the water to the thermal-earth heat pump and around the unit, taking the heat stored in the water, out and is then used for the home, the water is then returned back to the natural water cycle via normal soakaways or leaching field or pond. By doing this we are replacing all the water that we have taken and is then cutting out completely on the use of fossil fuels as there are no gasses or emissions. 

Saving our planet

We are all becoming aware and more ecologically friendly – recycling our waste, cutting down on the use of CFC’s, and we all know that oil and gas resources will not last forever, and by continuously using fossil fuels we are depleting our earth. By using geothermal heat pumps and the water that is always around us, we can help to make a safer environment for our children.  

Saving you money

Who can turn down an ecologically friendlier way of living while at the same time saving on costs! It is as good as it sounds. At a source temperature of 12°C, the thermal-earth heat pump can run at over 400% efficient. For every kw of electricity used, you can receive 4.11kw back, as well as completely cutting out your fuel delivery and storage (if using oil), thus you heating costs can be cut by up to 76%. In England in June of 2004, 400 groundsource pumps were in operation and in Sweden over 400,000 homes are geothermally heated.