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  • conrad1ke
    Junior Member
    • Dec 2013
    • 1

    Solar Thermal Applications - Deep Blue NRG Group

    //deepbluenrg.ca/applications/solar-thermal thermal systems pose some of the most promising renewable alternatives to traditional natural gas and electrical fuel sources. For residential applications, these systems are capable of providing 100% of the domestic hot water load, with excess energy routed to pool heating or space heating applications. Typically, these systems are used to offset between 50-90% of the incumbent water heating fuel source, depending on your latitude. The result is a super-efficient water heating system. For example, your incumbent 65%-efficient water heater, supplemented with a solar thermal system that provides a mere 60% of the load offset, would suddenly become over 150% efficient.

    There are a number of government programs for this technology that make it a viable renewable energy source in a number of jurisdictions. Unfortunately, unlike its more popular cousin, solar photovoltaic, solar thermal technology has not received the recognition it deserves.

    Solar thermal remains a nascent market with tremendous upside potential for residential, commercial and utility-based energy efficiency programs.

    Deep Blue NRG staff can assist you with your water heating project, from building permitting support, to system certification, to contractor training. Deep Blue NRG has the experience in deploying solar thermal programs throughout North America and can be a valued partner in unlocking this technology’s full potential.

    Moderator note - For ad rates, contact user JASON


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    Last edited by Mike90250; 12-16-2013, 01:07 AM. Reason: mung link
  • russ
    Solar Fanatic
    • Jul 2009
    • 10360

    #2
    A sales company that tries to steal advertising does not sound like someone I want to do business with!
    [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]

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    • SunEagle
      Super Moderator
      • Oct 2012
      • 15124

      #3
      Originally posted by russ
      A sales company that tries to steal advertising does not sound like someone I want to do business with!
      I agree with you. It might be a misunderstanding of what he was doing, or like most sales people they need to find new markets any way they can.

      He still should have asked permission before posting any links.

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