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DOE Highlights Report on Hybrid GHP Technology

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) today highlighted a recent report – Hybrid Ground-Source Heat Pump Installations: Experiences, Improvements and Tools – demonstrating hybrid ground-source heat pumps (GSHP) as a […]

GEO and Oak Ridge National Laboratory Publish GHP Industry Surveys

Oak Ridge National Laboratory is working with GEO and IGSHPA on developing the first national certification standard for all primary personnel involved in the installation of GHP systems as defined in GHP System Disciplines 07-06-2011. The standard will be designed to increase customer confidence in the technology, reduce the potential for improperly installed systems, and assure product quality and performance.

Annual Member Meeting

Join us for our Annual GEO Member Meeting on Wednesday, October 5, at 4:30 pm in Lower Level Meeting Room 2 at the Tulsa Convention Center. Get the latest information […]

Sierra Club Highlights Geothermal Heat Pumps

The Sierra Club GreenHome website highlights the use of geothermal heat pumps as part of a homeowner’s strategy to Green Your Home.  The site details a straightforward path to becoming […]

GEO Legislative Action Workshop at IGSHPA

Reaffirming positive relationships for common goals to promote and expand the geothermal heat pump industry, GEO President and CEO Douglas Dougherty met with IGSHPA Executive Director Dr. Jim Bose (left) […]

GEO Strategy Retreat Focused on Legislation

During their Strategy Retreat in Oklahoma City, OK on July 29, 2011, the Geothermal Exchange Organization (GEO) Board of Directors and staff considered current issues and especially legislation that can help eliminate the many barriers to widespread adoption of geothermal heat pump (GHP) technologies and industry expansion.

DOE Study on Hybrid GHP Systems

Hybrid GSHPs demonstrated a reduction in "first cost" while providing same efficiency benefits. Before you dismiss geothermal, consider going hybrid... Department of Energy funded study examines hybrid ground-source heat pumps