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A geothermal system transfers heat between your building and the ground through a closed-loop system buried below the surface.
Instead of generating heat, geothermal systems move existing thermal energy — making them significantly more efficient.
Geothermal systems are built differently than other energy solutions. Every installation is designed around your property, heating demand, and long-term performance goals.
RES works with geothermal equipment and configurations suited to Alaska conditions, selecting the right combination of ground loop design, heat pump systems, and distribution methods to ensure reliable, efficient performance over time.
For large facilities and multi-building systems, geothermal provides a stable, long-term approach to managing heating and cooling costs.
The most effective systems start with a detailed understanding of your site and how your building uses energy. We’re here to help plan and execute from start to finish. We even provide custom training and educational classes.
A geothermal system uses underground loops and a heat pump to transfer natural heat between the earth and your building, providing highly efficient heating and cooling without generating heat.
Ground loop systems can last 50+ years.
Yes, geothermal systems can reverse operation to provide cooling in summer.
Geothermal systems can deliver multiple units of heat for each unit of electricity used.
Geothermal uses a ground source heat pump to transfer heat between a building and the earth.