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Heating and Cooling May Be Cheaper With This Energy

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August 7, 2023

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What if you could save anywhere from 30% to 70% on the costs of heating or cooling your home by using the temperature deep in the ground? That’s what people using geothermal energy are doing. Geothermal energy is drawn from heat that naturally occurs in the Earth’s interior. This may sound like new technology, but according to the United Nations, geothermal energy has been in use commercially for more than 100 years. New legislation in the U.S. may make this kind of renewable energy more popular.

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