WHAT DOES GEOTHERMAL HEATING CONSIST OF?

The soil is a living system that contains massive amounts of energy. The energy it stores comes both from the nucleus of the planet and from the sunlight and the rain that are projected onto its surface.

Geothermal heating works:
By obtaining this freely available energy from the sub-soil by means of an interchange of refrigerant liquid, which is always at a lower temperature than that found stored underground.
By concentrating this energy to produce a temperature that is useful for a system of domestic heating (or of production of domestic hot water), using a heat generator and the minimum amount of electricity required to facilitate the process of thermal transfer.
Geothermal energy is an economic energy formula that uses a source of energy that is freely available and which is constantly and automatically renewed. In addition to being ecological and natural, it produces no direct pollution and uses a minimum of conventional electricity to guarantee maximum comfort in a heating system for domestic or any other use.