www.utility.org for Coweta-Fayette EMC's cost comparison calculations.
www.geoexchange.org for basic design information on ground source heat pumps.
Looking for ways to save money on your utility bill?
Harnessing geo-thermal energy has been around for over a century, yet most Americans haven't heard of it.
Did you know?
Two thirds of the energy required to heat and cool your home can come directly from the Earth.
Geo-thermal transfer acts to jump-start your cooling and heating cycle which saves you approximately 40% on your untility bill as compared to older, lower-efficiency, air-source
heat pumps. Local utility company rebates are available for installing Ground Source Heat Pumps. Federal Tax Credits exist for both new construction and upgrades for older homes.
What can I expect in savings?
First, start with the energy calculator. Here you can model your existing home energy costs and compare them to a geothermal system to estimate your annual savings. Next, you can take the annual savings along with the drilling fees listed in the pricing example and build your own rate of return spreadsheet to see when you’ll get a payback. Finally, don’t forget you have tax credits available, both state and federal to offset the cost of installation.
Our local Georgia market includes Fayetteville, Peachtree City, Newnan, Senoia, Atlanta, Marietta, Alpharetta, College Park, East Point, Stockbridge, McDonough and more, although we are thrilled to service customers all over the world!
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