Republic of Panama
Panamaes Eco Project |
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Owner: Private
Status: Initial Phase: Feasibility Assessment
Scope: Develop a sustainable method to cool resort buildings in a campus configuration. The initial phase of the project is to determine the economic payback of the capital investment, determine the various methods for heat rejection on site, and develop a detailed GeoExchange system description of the project for review and approval as part of the Environmental Impact Analysis (EIA) Study submitted to the Environmental Department. Some of the sustainable integrated features of the GeoExchange system’s cooling energy rejection include graywater and rainwater reclaim systems and use of a revitalized salt water lagoon. Due to cost factors of the ground heat exchanger installation, a portion of the load must be met with a hybrid cooling tower.
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Dedham, MA
Newbridge on the Charles |
Owner: Hebrew Senior Life (HSL)
Status: Currently In Design
Scope: NewBridge on the Charles is a planned, 162-acre multigenerational campus in Dedham that will bring together seniors and children in a setting of learning, living and sharing.. The system will be the largest hybrid geothermal project in the New England area. Geo-Energy Services served as a consultant on this project. Several meetings with the owner, A/E design team, and construction team provided a solution and recommendation through our technical knowledge and understanding of geothermal heat pump systems. Since that time, GES has been contacted to be the owner’s representation for the remaining duration of design and construction of the geothermal hybrid system. |
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Golden, CO
A&A Treehouse Office Building |
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Owner: Andrew & Anderson Architects, PC
Status: Currently Under Construction
Scope: 2500 ft2 Office building in downtown Golden. Project will be obtaining LEED™ certification. Geo-Energy Services is providing building commissioning. This project utilizes 10-225 ft boreholes, connected to 5 two-stage high efficiency geothermal heat pump units with ECM fan motors. The geothermal heat pump units selected utilize the environmentally friendly refrigerant 410A. As part of the commissioning process, the daylighting feature will also be functionally tested. |
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Highlands Ranch , CO
Law Offices Building A & B
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Owner: Private Owner
Status: Currently In Design
Scope: Complete mechanical design for a 7,500 ft2 building for the the owner and a 5,000 ft2 subleased building. The system for Building A uses 7 geothermal heat pumps for a total system
size of 20 tons incorporating 10-400 ft boreholes.
Building B has been projected to be approximately 15 tons utilizing 8-350 ft boreholes. The geothermal heat pump units are two-stage high efficiency units with ECM fan motors and utilize the environmentally friendly refrigerant 410A. |
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Moab, UT
Private Residence
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Owner: Private Owner
Status: Currently Under Construction
Scope: Turn Key Design and Installation for a 2,500 ft2 residence. System utilizes water-to-air geothermal heat pump units for space conditioning, a water-to-water unit for domestic hot water heating, and a single water-to-water unit for pool water heating in the summer. The geothermal heat pump units selected utilize the
environmentally friendly refrigerant 410A. The project was designed and built by architects, Marmol Radziner & Associates and MRA Prefab out of California. The house will be built offsite in California and assembled on site in modules. |
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Ridgeway County, CO
Cornerston Golf Clubhouse
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Owner: Private Owner
Status: Currently Under Construction
Scope: Ground heat exchanger design for a golf clubhouse in the Cornerstone Golf Club developement. Subcontracted to mechanical
engineer, Bighorn Consulting Engineers, to design
a slinky loop field for installation underneath a pond. The ground heat exchanger system designed is 24-800í coils. The pond loop serves a
10,000 ft2 golf clubhouse building. |
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Fraser, CO
Private Residence
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Owner: Private Owner
Status: Currently Under Construction
Scope: Designed a radiant floor heating system incorporating a series of water-to-water heat pump units. The system also serves as first stage heating for the domestic hot water heating system. The system incorporates 3- 8- ton SlimJimÆ stainless steel plates submerged in a pond. The geothermal heat pump units selected utilize the environmentally friendly refrigerant 410A. |
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Tulare, CA
Phase II GeoExchange Performance Assessment Project AgTAC Facility
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Owner: Southern California Edison (SCE) Agricultural Technology Application Center (AgTAC)
Status: In Operation
Scope: Phase II Consultant developing the phase II scope of services provided by contractors for the onging technology assessment project. The purpose of project is to demonstrate the various heat pump technologies. The projectís phase II work includes system commissioning, control modifications, and construction of additional ground temperature monitoring temperatures as well as data analysis provided by consultant. The project in its entirety will provide a training atmosphere for programs such as the IGSHPA Accredited Installer certification class. The performance data, construction costs, and other benchmarking information will be used in future reports and presentations by SCE for adoption into Californiaís codes and standards.
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