What is geothermal energy?

Every day, the Earth absorbs calories from the sun, wind, air, and rainwater. These calories are then stored in a natural reservoir, which is none other than the Earth's core. 

To capture these calories and ensure the thermal comfort of a house (heating, cooling) or producing hot water, the geothermal installation includes three major elements: external sensors, a generator and a heating circuit inside the home. 

This installation ensures the heating of dwellings, swimming pools and can produce domestic hot water. Geothermal energy offers the possibility of cooling or air conditioning your home by simply reversing the system, with the same device ("reversibility").

Geothermal energy is part of the family of renewable energies clean thermal energy that contributes to environmental protection. Geothermal energy also allows for controlled consumption.

To find out more, download the geothermal guide for free: http://www.guide-geothermie.org/pdf/Guide_geothermie-et-aerothermie.pdf