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Geothermal heating and solar heating are the "new" things these days. Offering a combination of environmentally-friendly, as well as economically-friendly, methods for today's heating solutions: These alternatives are helped along further by generous federal tax credits and rebates.

GEOTHERMAL HEATING What is geothermal heating? Plain and simple, geothermal heating is a direct use of the Earths' natural geothermal power for heating applications. Using a geothermal pump, the energy is extracted from beneath the Earth's surface, providing a reliable and renewable source of heat that is extremely cost effective. In fact, the EPA estimates that "geo-exchange" systems can save anywhere from 20-70% over the heating and air conditioning costs of conventional systems.

(Shown left: Standard configuration of a geo-exchange system.)