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Yale Carden, Founder and Director, GeoExchange Australia

GeoExchange Australia has recently launched its India operations called Geo Cooling Technology India. The Company will offer energy efficient, green heating and cooling system for India. GeoExchange is Australia's leading provider of Geo technology based heating and cooling systems.

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It is the Australian based international distributor for WaterFurnace - the world's leading supplier of ground source heat pumps and AWEB Supply - manufacturer of the slim jim lake plate heat exchanger - an innovation in geothermal Lake Loop technology. GeoExchange offers high efficiency geothermal heating and cooling systems for commercial, hospitality &  residential sectors using solar energy stored in the earth's surface.
The GeoExchange systems utilises the solar energy stored within the earth for heating buildings in winter (earth as a heat source) and as heat rejection in summer (earth as a heat sink). This technology has applications across commercial, hospitality & residential sectors.
GeoExchange systems do not burn fossil fuel to generate heat; they transfer heat to and from the earth to provide a more efficient, affordable and environmentally friendly method of heating and cooling. Electric power is used only to operate the unit’s fan, compressor and pump. GeoExchange systems are three to five times more efficient than conventional systems, besides being maintenance free.
Geo Cooling Technology India will offer turnkey solutions from concept to implementation of the GeoExchange system for Indian organisations, which includes feasibility studies, testing, design, pay back analysis, energy modelling on alternative schemes with guarantees on running costs, system installation and after sales support & service.
GeoExchange will provide the full range of benefits offered by the system. These include energy savings, reduced electrical peaks, water savings, reduced maintenance, longer life cycle of equipment, reduced electrical back up requirements, improved energy security, improved building aesthetics, acoustics, and increased useable space due to reduced plant room requirements.

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