Interest in geothermal heating and cooling systems has increased in the last five years. “With firms more cost-conscious, green initiatives receiving more media attention and tighter market conditions, business leaders have sought ways to decrease operating expenses across the board and some of them are turning to geothermal solutions for their climate control,” writes Pramod Dibble in the November 2013 issue of sister publication PM Engineer.

Dibble is a research analyst with the Frost & Sullivan Environmental and Building Technologies practice. His information comes from a Frost & Sullivan research study published last summer on the North American geothermal heating and cooling nonresidential market.