Articles Tagged with ''energy efficiency''

In the ground beneath the Honda Smart Home’s backyard, eight 20-ft. deep boreholes allow a geothermal heat pump to heat and cool the home’s floors and ceiling throughout the year.

It is 99.8% energy efficient and features digital temperature control (selectable from 80° F to 140°) and self-modulating technology. It saves users energy, water, space and money.

Water quality, water conservation and energy-efficient heating technologies take the stage at the annual trade show in Beijing.

Get beyond your fear of condensation production.

The MI TRACE cable is a fixed, series-resistance, constant-wattage cable used in commercial and industrial applications. For residential, the ADKS cable systems are available in kits that include roof clips and cable spacers.

Just as the solar thermal industry had its ups and downs over the last four decades, the American public’s interest in wood-based heating has fluctuated with the price of conventional fuel.

Conservation Corps Iowa showcased the first home with a so-called “solar furnace” at a recent open house event in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, according to a report from KCRG.com.

Dutch researchers say bodies no longer need to burn extra calories to keep warm.

The “Ground Source Heat Pumps State of the Art: Design, Performance and Research” track addresses all aspects of design that lead to optimally performing systems while avoiding common pitfalls that lead to poorly performing systems. The track was organized by ASHRAE, the National Ground Water Association, the International Ground Source Heat Pump Association and the Geothermal Exchange Organization.

The site’s new design includes feature, design and application information on the company’s brands, which manufacturer fin-tube hydronic-heating baseboard: Classic, Kom-Pak, Senior, Heatrim, Petite 7 and Petite 9, Suntemp and DesignLine Elegance and Synergy.