Geothermal: heating & cooling from the ground
We drill open- and closed-loop geothermal boreholes, install and grout the ground heat exchangers — and, with partner M&E engineers, deliver the whole system ready to use.
What it is
The earth's temperature, working for you
Geothermal energy uses the ground's stable temperature. Geothermal HVAC systems — proven for decades in the USA and Europe — draw heat from the geological formations to warm your space in winter and cool it in summer, at a fraction of conventional running costs.
We prepare the heating–cooling installation study, the hydrogeological study, and compile the file for the unified installation and operation permit.
40–65%
savings on annual heating–cooling costs
3–5×
units of energy per unit of electricity consumed
24/7
hot water year-round, reliable in heatwaves and frost
Benefits
Why choose geothermal
01
Minimal running cost
The only expense is electricity for the compressor and pumps — 20–25% cheaper than an oil boiler, with almost zero maintenance.
02
High efficiency
No fossil fuels burned: it delivers 3–5 units of energy for every unit of electricity feeding the system.
03
Independence from heating oil
Free your household or business from the cost and uncertainty of heating oil.
04
Heating & cooling in one
A single installation replaces boiler and air-conditioners, with flexibility for future extensions and zone autonomy.
05
Safety
No combustion: no fire or carbon-monoxide risk. No boiler room, fuel tank or chimney.
06
Environmentally friendly
Zero emissions at the point of use — no contribution to the greenhouse effect.
07
Silent operation
Quieter than a refrigerator, with fan coils or underfloor systems for even heating and cooling.
08
Fast payback
Near-free cooling in summer, hot water 24/7 and eligibility for installation subsidies.
Applications
Where geothermal pays off
Geothermal energy supports modern farming operations and professional facilities of every scale:
Turn-key
From borehole to "key in hand"
- 01Hydrogeological study and heating–cooling system design
- 02Filing and issue of the unified installation & operation permit
- 03Open- or closed-loop boreholes
- 04Installation & grouting of ground heat exchangers
- 05M&E installation with partner engineers
