Geothermal heat pumps - save 50% energy global warming - construction industry - Speaker

http://www.globalchange.com Heat exchangers, geothermal heat pumps, payback period of 15 years. Installation of geothermal heating and cooling in new buildings in Sweden, New Zealand Switzerland, UK, US, Australia, Pilot schemes and real estate power use. Increased electricity demand from geothermal. Impact on power generators and power distribution, national grid impact. Architects, building design, corporate real estate, domestic housing, energy saving and better insulation. Reduce energy costs and carbon footprint of new buildings. New business opportunities, government subsidies, national buildings regulations, tax relief. Economy, global warming, energy conservation and real estate industry. Environment, environmental change, climate change. Risks in real estate development. Operational and management risks and role of a Futurist. What is a Futurist? Identifying new opportunities in buildings control, environmental regulation. Keeping pace with change in real estate planning and corporate real estate demands. Impact on corporate real estate of mergers and acquisitions. How world getting faster, client demands growing faster. How clients behave illogically in longer term real estate planning. Buildings controls, heating and cooling, retrofitting high rise, office blocks and factories. Building regulations and government action. Longer term real estate planning. Market research limitations and customer expectations, client demands. Architects and buildings design, living space, partitions, ventilation systems, balancing and rebalancing air conditioning. ARBS. Business management video by Dr Patrick Dixon, conference keynote speaker lecture, author of Futurewise and Building a Better Business. Global warming impact from offices and commercial buildings, skyscrapers, tower blocks and corporate real estate. Energy efficiency and energy consumption of commercial buildings and office blocks. Balancing air conditioning systems with better building control systems (integrated temperature monitoring) can save over 30% of energy costs each year. Johnson Controls and other companies provide specialist technical advice on heat loss reduction and air conditioning management systems. Issues of ventilation, fresh air, "tight" buildings, carbon dioxide levels, heat exchangers and air ducting. Electricity use and power generation on buildings. Green roofs, open spaces, shade, natural light. Impact of global warming and CO2 reduction on building design, architecture, building regulations and government standards. Special tax relief and concessions, reductions in stamp duty for energy compliant 5* and 6* commercial properties. Activist campaigns to reduce carbon emissions. Carbon trading and offsets. Energy in construction and demolition as proportion of life-time energy use. Future of corporate real estate and corporate real estate management companies. Outsourcing buildings management.
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[Nkatsikanis]

I find it amazing that the ground has this amount of heat capacity (Heat energy sorted per degrees Kelvin)

[pjvdixon]

The real issue is ground acting as a radiator in and out. The ground temperature will always tend to its natural norm.... cool it down and it warms back up, from air, sun, and rest of ground around. Heat it up and it cools down in same process.

[pjvdixon]

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[m3141592]

"they create non-stop noise and vibration."

360 degree peristaltic pump.

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[uflnuceng]

Nothing like silly scientists requesting government regulations... just let the market determine its own direction please! In my neck of the woods, quite literally, wood burning furnaces are the way to go. Can't get much more carbon neutral than that. The expense is minimal and I have vendors and repair men all around. I love geothermal energy as well... just please don't call for government mandates of any kind, either proceeding or preceeding...

[catonz]

45% of houses in New Zealand???

Where did he get this from? I live in New Zealand and thought possibly only in Rotorua.

[washheart]

You want a good reason not to use geo-thermal heatpumps? Here's one from someone who has had their life destroyed by one - they create non-stop noise and vibration.

[hvacrdude1]

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[Nkatsikanis]

I see, my understanding was flawed. It acts more like a sea to stabilize temperatures. The only trouble I could see is ground movement due to expansion / contraction of the soil/ground