Denver Museum of Nature & Science and experts from Swedish heat pump company, Qvantum, to explore geothermal heating and cooling system
The Denver Museum of Nature & Science has received a $250,000 grant from the Colorado Energy Office. This funding will support the development of spatially coordinated engineering designs to explore the feasibility of a geothermal heating and cooling system, which has the potential to reduce the load on the Museum’s natural gas steam boilers. A team of experts from Qvantum will work on defining the technical solution and providing support as the project undergoes evaluation to determine its viability."The plan is to create a low-temperature grid, or an “ambient loop” that combines small and
