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Community Geothermal in Vandalia: How It Works and Why It Matters

The City of Vandalia is moving forward with the second phase of its community geothermal initiative, continuing engineering work and community outreach to bring this innovative local energy project closer to reality. City leaders and project partners are working with residents and business owners to explore how a shared geothermal heating and cooling system could provide reliable, energy-efficient comfort while strengthening Vandalia's local energy infrastructure. The project aims to help keep energy dollars in the community, improve energy resilience, and provide a dependable and comfortable heating and cooling solution for homes and businesses.



Geothermal for $0 Down: Third-Party Ownership for Geothermal Heat Pumps

Geothermal heat pumps (GHPs)—also called ground source heat pumps or geothermal systems—are the...

Supplied Energy and Installed Energy: Making Geothermal Easier and More Affordable

Supplied Energy and Installed Energy are teaming up to make geothermal installs easier and more...

What Ameren Electric Homeowners Need to Know About Solar Net Metering

Net metering for renewable energy Ameren Illinois electric customers will change effective Jan. 1,...

Comfortably Heat and Cool Your Home or Building with Samsung

Heat and cool your garage, sunroom, mancave, she shed, attic, or other small space for almost free....

What We Love About APsystems Microinverters

The APsystems microinverter solution is a top choice for maximizing solar energy production,...

OptConnect: Connectivity for All Things Solar

Solar monitoring and connectivity is truly not a problem with OptConnect, the latest brand added to...

Pegasus Solar: Save Hours on Roof Mounts with the Pegasus Rail System

Looking for the perfect rail for solar roof mount systems? Pegasus Solar is the best solar panel...