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Introduction to Geothermal Energy Systems
Geothermal heating has been used for centuries to heat buildings by using sources of hot water and steam that lie underground. A renewable energy source, geothermal heating systems are increasingly a choice for both homes and businesses that are concerned about the environmental impact of traditional energy sources, as well as rising energy costs. This class provides a basic overview of geothermal energy systems. About the Instructor Tatyana Shine, Vice President of Energy Services, is a Professional Engineer, Certified Energy Manager, Certified Geothermal Designer, LEED ® Accredited Professional, and Certified Sustainable Development Professional. She has worked on numerous projects including schools and colleges, government, community and commercial buildings. She is experienced in energy modeling, and Design and design/build of energy efficient systems (geothermal, low water and air temperature systems, primary, secondary and tertiary systems, etc.)Date: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 Time: Location: Registration:
$80 - Individual Membership & class Students $28 - Student Non Member *Annual dues paying Member Class size: Min 15 participants, Max 40 participants Registration: Cancellation Policy and Refund/Credits:
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