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Sign upHeat exchangers using geothermal energy to provide a new source of heat/cold for heat pumps
Heat exchangers using geothermal energy to provide a new source of heat/cold for heat pumps
Imagine a world where any underground structure, including parking garages, basements, tunnels, and pedways, can be turned into a clean thermal energy source for buildings. Enerdrape can make this happen. Enerdrape develops the first available modular, prefabricated, and scalable geothermal panel technology that allows turning any new or existing underground infrastructure into a renewable source for the heating and cooling of buildings. By offering energy professionals and building owners a low-carbon, cost-competitive, and easy-to-install solution to avoid CO2 emissions associated with thermal energy supply and increase the use of on-site renewables, Enerdrape fosters the decarbonization of the building sector.
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Enerdrape turns underground infrastructures into renewable energy sources.
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