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Shine Energy Systems Inc.

ph: 250-377-1216

1204 Nicola Street

Kamloops, BC, Canada

V2C 2S5

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Useful Links

We've made an effort to filter through the web and pass off some of the more informative and unbiased web links that we ourselves find useful.

Canadian Geoexchange Coalition

A focused resouce on geoexchange. Includes details on how the system works and a video demonstrating the process. This is our governing body as installers and designers. Also, they approve your rebate application on behalf of ecoEnergy.

Office of Energy Efficiency, Natural Resources Canada

Heating and cooling with a heat pump.This booklet describes the most common types of heat pumps, and discusses the factors involved in choosing, installing, operating, and maintaining a heat pump.

International Ground Source Heat Pump Association (IGSHPA)

The accrediting body for heat pump installers and a great background read with videos, figures, and detailed explanations.

Geothermal Heat Pump Consortium

US based GeoExchange organization. Checkout their figures to help get a clear picture of what a geoexchange system involves.

GeoExchange BC

GeoExchange BC provides information, education, training, certification and resources for the growing geoexchange and diverse heat pump industry in Canada. Periodic updating.

RETScreen

An independent model by Natural Resources Canada that can evaluate the energy production (or savings), life-cycle costs and greenhouse gas emissions reduction for the heating and/or cooling of residential, commercial, institutional and industrial buildings. The model can be used to evaluate both retrofit and new construction projects using either ground-coupled (horizontal and vertical closed-loop) or groundwater heat pumps.

Put together by the Oregon Institute of Technology.

Suppliers

Waterfurnace - "Smarter from the ground up"

Enertech - “World’s Best Built Heat Pump”

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