But there is none of that with geothermal systems.

In a way, it's a chance to design the perfect geothermal system.

For a cost, you can engineer a geothermal system anywhere.

Also, the state offers tax incentives and rebates for installing geothermal systems.

This building is the site of the first geothermal system in Downtown Providence.

A geothermal system, tapping into wells 300 feet deep, will use their 55-degree water for heating and cooling.

The high school has recently seen recent additions including a geothermal system and a new commons area.

The water supply is from a well under the house, part of the geothermal system.

The geothermal system is to include 70 heat pumps in the corridors and ceilings throughout the building.

A geothermal system is used in cooling and heating the house.