Geothermal News for Alaska

There is good news for homeowners living in Alaska, you can save 30% on your residential geothermal system's installation cost with a tax credit.

If you've been looking for ways to make your home and lifestyle a little greener, consider installing a geothermal system.

If you're tired of your old furnace not running efficiently and being a drain on your bank account, consider purchasing a geothermal system from us, Alaska's trusted geothermal installers.

With energy costs continuing to increase, many Alaska residents are looking for ways to save.

Alaska, Alaska, residents can benefit from geothermal heating and cooling. Learn more about the advantages of geothermal heating.

Alaska, Alaska residents can benefit from geothermal cooling and heating. Learn more about geothermal cooling benefits.

With all the advantages of geothermal heating and cooling, how could switching be made even sweeter? How about a 30% return of the cost you spent to install your geothermal system courtesy of a geothermal tax credit!

Geothermal loops are an important part of any geothermal solution. Find out more on what role they play.

Now that you have been familiarized with how geothermal works in the first part of our series, its time to take a look at the machinery and how it creates the heat for your home or business.

Part one in a five part series, this article breaks down the basics of geothermal heating and cooling systems and their efficiencies for Alaska.

When you are ready to have a geothermal system installed in your Alaska home, turn to the experts at Energy Efficiency Associates.

Alaska residents are going green with geothermal heating and cooling systems. Join the homeowners who are saving each month on their utilities.

Designing and building your ideal Alaska home is part of the American Dream. One part can be easily taken for granted; the heating and cooling system. Why not start with the most efficient and lowest operating costs of a geothermal system.

Do newer technologies like geothermal heat pump and solar water heaters make sense to Alaska residents? The article focuses on the benefits of the geothermal heat pump add-on; the desuperheater.

An environmentally friendly, affordable choice is a Alaska geothermal heating and cooling system. In addition to reducing your dependence on fossil fuel fed temperature control, the comfort provided by your geothermal heating and cooling solution ranks highest among the alternatives available.

Being an inquisitive Alaska resident you have heard of geothermal heat pumps, but may not understand how they work. This article will give a brief overview on the inner workings of a geothermal heat pump.

When installing a geothermal heat pump system in your existing Alaska home, you may have a few concerns. This article will present some common questions we have heard and their answers.

Residential geothermal heating and cooling systems are prudent investments that any Alaska resident should see about installing. The lengthy amount of advantages, the many ways it reduces energy use, and...

Tired of Skyrocketing Fossil Fuel Prices? Explore the untapped geothermal potential that the Earth can provide Alaska residents.

A unique product offers forced air heating and cooling, radiant floor heat and domestic hot water production all in one unit.

The earth loop transfers heat to and from the groundeliminating the need for fossil fuels. Its the heart of a geothermal system, and its biggest advantage over ordinary heating and cooling technologies.

Earth-friendly technologies become even more attractive as fossil fuel prices rise- but which is the most practical?

Homeowners who install geothermal heating and cooling systems are eligible for increased tax incentives under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Bill of 2009.

Choosing a qualified contractor is just as important as the equipment you choose.