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RenewableeneRgy
Hi  Ci ih a Iruci ghr H Pup
By Milton Geiger and Tina Russell
MP-125
PotentIal wyomIng aPPlICatIons
•Buildingswithbothheatingandair-conditioningloads 
– 
 A GHPcan serve both needs and actually improve overall system eciency by storing heat rom the summer in the ground or use in the winter.
•Currentlyusepropane,fueloil,oranelectricfurnace 
– 
GHPsoer an alternative to these high-cost uels. Signicant retrots, pri-marily the installation o ducts, can be required i electric baseboardsystems are replaced.
•RuralsmallbusinesseseligibleforUSDAgrantfunding 
– 
 Withtax credits, accelerated depreciation, and USDA grant unding, aGHP is a very cost-eective investment.
•Newconstruction(bothbusinessandhomes)
– 
 Adding a GHPduring initial construction when excavation is required can signi-cantly lower initial costs.
•Coupledwithsolarelectric 
– 
GHPs can be coupled with on-gridsolar electric (photovoltaic) to power the pump and compressor.Tis makes the system entirely reliant on carbon-ree renewableenergy!
 wHeRe to fInd an InstalleR:
UW Cooperative Extension maintains a regularly updated list o Inter-national Ground Source Heat Pump Association (IGSHPA)-accreditedinstallers on our “Renewable and Ecient Energy – Solutions or Wyoming” website. Please see the back cover or the link.
May 2011
 want moRe InfoRmatIon?
More inormation on how GHPs work, incentives, economiceasibility, and potential applications in Wyoming can beound at UW Cooperative Extension Service’s
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University o WyomingCooperative Extension ServiceMilton GeigerEnergy Coordinator1000 E. University Avenue, Dept. 3354Laramie, WY 82071(307) 766-3002mgeiger1@uwyo.edu
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