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Ground-Source Heat Pump (Geothermal) in Alberta
Limited — below target · 2 providers
Design and installation of a ground-source (geothermal) heat pump with a horizontal trench, vertical borehole, pond or open-loop ground exchanger.
When to use: Heating-dominated rural buildings where the Land Intelligence geothermal screen rates a loop type as feasible and a long-term heating cost reduction is wanted.
- Duration
- 3–10 weeks
- Typical size
- 5–20 kW design heat load
- Permits
- Building and electrical permits; Water Act licence or approval may apply to open-loop groundwater systems; well drilling by a licensed driller for boreholes
Scope of work
- Heat-loss calculation (CSA F280)
- Thermal response test or soil assessment
- Loop field design (horizontal, vertical, pond or open loop)
- Trenching or drilling and loop installation
- Heat pump, distribution and controls installation
- Commissioning (CSA C448)
Alberta providers
2 providers identified. Limited — below target.
Thermal Creek Geothermal
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Envirotech Geothermal Ltd.
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