EarthLinked in the news

Nelson Mechanical Design installs an EarthLinked geothermal heat pump system in LEED home on Martha’s Vineyard.

An operational EarthLinked ground source heat pump donated by ETI was installed by Direct Energy at the Plumbing Industry Climate Action Centre (PICAC) in Melbourne, Australia.

ETI will be exhibiting at several trade shows in Summer and Fall 2010 that promote renewable energy and green building practices.

ETI and the Electric & Gas Industries Association (EGIA), a nationwide non-profit organization dedicated to advancing energy efficient home improvement and renewable energy solutions, have partnered to deliver the industry's most comprehensive energy efficiency and renewable financing program.

With a new law and the green movement on its side, EarthLinked Technologies is ready to take off with geothermal heat pumps.

The first building in Polk County to receive Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) 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.

EarthLinked received a Proclamation from the Mayor of the City of Lakeland for being the first LEED designed building in Polk County, Florida.

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EarthLinked Technologies recently received notice that its new manufacturing and office facility has been approved as a LEED Certified Project, sponsored by the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design program of the U.S. Green Building Council.

CEO Hal Roberts spoke on the topic of sustainability at the Commencement ceremony for Florida Southern College. Mr. Roberts told the new graduates that sustainability means "sustaining our planet by consuming less non-renewable resources, leaving a smaller environmental footprint, preserving wilderness, educating others about the necessity, and providing innovative, renewable solutions."

As fossil fuel costs rise to unprecedented levels, one local business in Goffstown, New Hampshire hopes to curb some of its electrical expenses through the use of geothermal technology. Although plans for the new hardware building called for fuel-efficient heating and air conditioning equipment, the new ECR EarthLinked® system will save the business an average of $1,000 a month.

EarthLinked Technologies recently completed a two-day training session in Lakeland, Florida for new dealers and reps. "High fuel oil, natural gas, and electric prices are driving the interest in energy-efficient products to an unprecedented level," said Joe Parsons, ETI Vice President.

EarthLinked is the world’s most innovative and efficient geothermal heat pump system. It not only increases your comfort, it saves you money!