Understanding and Evaluating Energy Saving Technology
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December 28th, 2009
It’s so important nowadays to make technologies not so harmful for the environment. I think all these tips deserve public attention
I agree with you there, we as a world seem to be sliding deeper and deeper into permanently harming ourselves.
It would be worthwhile to aid in passing around this information. I believe an elective course or workshop would be beneficial to most people!
thank you for your post about the cold climate heat pump .
I am the distributor for this product ,here in Atlantic Canada .my name is Kier Mizuik
my company is Atlantic Heat Pump Products inc.
the Cold Climate Heat Pump /and CCHP-BOILER . Release date is expected in 2010 , a long awaited updated machines .
We also distribute the Geyser (domestic hot water heat pump) .
these both products come from NORTH ROAD TECHKNOWLEDGIES LLC.
MADE IN THE U.S.A. IN MAINE .
we would like to explain the true benifits of these new products in a dollars and common sence , pay back periods and investment in the future .
No doubt that technology is widely growing and it is very relevant if we can have it without destroying our environment. Thanks for sharing the tips on how we can preserve healthy environment.
It can also be as simple as not wasting our energy like leaving the lights on when no one is home or just running water wastefully.
Yes, it’s our duty save environment and reducing pollution and use energy efficiency products. Good post about the evaluating energy saving technology.
About one year ago I studied residential ground source heat pumps (GSHP) and wrote a five page paper on GSHP. Residential GSHPs have many advantages over air-source heat pumps. Longer life, lower maintenance, and no noise. The disadvantage is the high cost of ground loop (either verticle or horizontal). However, if yor consider the rising cost of energy and federal and state tax credits,the savings from the GSHP will repay the investment in about 9 years.
My paper “Heating and Cooling Homes: There is a Better Way” is posted on my website:
http://sites.google.com/site/cdlovettdocuments/home/document-list-2/geothermal-summary