Media releases

EarthLinked Technologies annual sales representative meeting brings visitors from three continents. Topics discussed by the visiting speakers will include government incentives supporting the move to clean energy systems in Australia, earth coupled heat pumps in cold climates, and revolutionary groundwater protection methods.

The first building in Polk County to receive Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification from the U.S. Green Building Council is also the headquarters for a company that manufactures a renewable energy system that uses energy from the earth for both space heating and cooling and commercial water heating.

The GEOSmart Loan program, sponsored by EGIA and funded by GE Money’s Sales Finance unit, provides both installment and revolving financing options and is available through EGIA-approved contractors to assist consumers looking to purchase an EarthLinked^® geothermal heating, cooling and water heating systems for their home.

Florida-based thermal energy company ECR Technologies, Inc. announced today that it has adopted the new name of “EarthLinked Technologies, Inc.” to reflect its focus on renewable energy from the shallow earth for heating and cooling buildings and fluids.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has released an Environmental Technology Verification (ETV) report confirming 400% efficiency of the EarthLinked® Heat Pump Water Heating System. The hybrid system combines a high efficiency geothermal heat pump with a standard commercial water heater tank.