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Your own backyard has the potential to be an energy source for heating and cooling comfort. Outdoor air temperatures fluctuate throughout the year with the changing seasons. In contrast, ground temperatures about four to six feet below the Earth’s surface remain relatively moderate and constant all year.

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Tuesday, June 13 – 2:00 – 3:00 pm via Zoom

“Geothermal Loop Chemistry 101:  Maintaining Proper System Fluid?

Presented by Jason Seifert, Fernox Regional Sales Manager

Course Description: This discussion will help you understand how a little chemistry can greatly improve system efficiency, reliability, and life expectancy. We will look at helping you improve your approach to maintaining proper system fluid, with an emphasis on keeping it easy to understand and easy to apply to your everyday projects.

Once registered you will receive a link to the webinar and after the webinar, you’ll receive a link to the recorded session.  There is no charge for members of Geothermal Alliance of Illinois and Iowa Geothermal Association.  A non-member fee is $25.

For more information and to register, visit:

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“Owning a geothermal System has been great.”

I've owned a geothermal system for over 7 years now. It has kept my power bills low while keeping my family comfortable. It operates quietly and efficiently all year round. Owning a geothermal system has been a great experience.
Chris Reynolds

Efficient

A single piece of equipment heats and cools your home, while providing some or all of your home’s hot water as well. Geothermal systems can save you 30 percent to 70 percent on your monthly utility bills.

Renewable

 A geothermal system circulates a water-based solution through a buried loop system to take advantage of the Earth’s constant temperatures.

Incentives

The federal government offers tax credits for homeowners who install a geothermal system on their property.