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The Move Is On ... Towards Geothermal
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Today more than 1,000,000 North American units have now been installed and Manitobans are one of the largest single geothermal users in Canada.

For more information, visit our Community/District Systems page.
Find the links of several Canadian geothermal subdivisions listed below:
Advantages For Developers, Owners and Landlords
Geothermal heat pump systems create "an exceptionally comfortable" environment, with highest satisfaction ratings.2 The system can be in heating or cooling mode at any time and at the same time in different parts of the same building. The system can compensate for heat build-up or temperature variance. Equipment installation is more compact than traditional HVAC, Mechanical rooms are smaller or eliminated. Chillers and cooling towers requiring structural support, construction cost, sound isolation and maintenance labour are eliminated. No boilers mean no smokestacks, no back-up fuel tanks or natural gas lines and no dangers of explosion.
For commercial buildings, geothermal heat pump technology eliminates costs and affects of chemicals and sterilization agents used against algae and bacterial growth in cooling towers, which can taint air drawn through building ventilation ducts (part of sick building syndrome).
No gas emissions of any kind. No holes are drilled or installed in roofs, reducing the risk of leaks. For architecturally sensitive design or restoration, the design advantage allows unlimited creativity and aesthetically pleasing work without HVAC equipment constraints. For retrofitting older buildings, this means full air-conditioning is an option, in many cases for the first time.
Below are Geothermal applications in Rosenort:

Manitoba's Developer Shindico goes with Geothermal Technology for new Head Office

Smith Carter Architects & Engineers Winnipeg Head Office is serviced with Geothermal Technology

Forks market gets $4.8-M geothermal system
Britt Harvey, Winnipeg Free Press, Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Shindico Inc. Going Green with New Head Office
Martin Cash, Winnipeg Free Press, Saturday, June 12, 2004
New Digs Eco Friendly, Waverley HQ Environmental Flagship
Kathleen Martens, Winnipeg Sun, Sunday, March 28, 2004
2 Ministry of Natural Resources, Brochure Heat Pump Technology, 1997; Trends in Renewable Energy Issue #143