Initially, it is important to explain that the ground source heat pump is a highly efficient renewable energy technology that is gaining wide acceptance for residential and commercial buildings.

Geothermal heat pumps are used for space heating and cooling as well as water heating.

Another point is that there is still a mystique to it, with heat pumps remaining a mystery to most people. The concept of heat exchange from a cold source to a cold interior may not be intuitive for everyone at first glance.

Thus, it is worth explaining that a heat pump only needs one heat source (outside air), two heat exchangers (one to absorb and one to release the heat) and a relatively small amount of motive energy to keep the system running. for the desired period.

That said, it is good to say that it brings benefits to the Environmental Impact, as ground source heat pumps are rated as the most energy efficient, environmentally clean and economical space conditioning systems available.

Therefore, heat pumps offer significant emission reduction potential, particularly where they are used for heating and cooling and where electricity is produced from renewable resources.

In this way, we can say that its environmental impact, therefore, depends on the characteristics of the electricity supply and the alternatives available.

Another point, it is still in the consumer’s pocket, as its overall economic benefit depends primarily on the relative costs of electricity and fuel, which are highly variable over time and across the world.

Based on recent prices, underground source heat pumps currently have lower operating costs than any other conventional heating source in almost the entire world.

So we can say that the economy is in the consumer’s pocket, and also brings benefits to the whole world, as it is always preserving the environment as a whole.