geothermal tax credit

Newscast LIVE at IGSHPA with ClimateMaster

Curious About Geothermal? Newscast LIVE Answers Your Questions

Host Brock Yordy, ClimateMaster Experts and Drilling Gurus Meet at Groundwater Week

The Driller Staff

November 27, 2023

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Live interviews between ClimateMaster experts and host Brock Yordy at Groundwater Week’s IGSPHA pavilion.

What is Drilling’s Place in a Carbon-Free Future?

Getting to Net Zero — and Staying there — Requires Drillers

Brock Yordy

May 26, 2023

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People say moving away from carbon-based power generation and storage means an end to drilling. They’re wrong.

Episode 60 – The Driller Newscast

Rising to Meet Upcoming Geothermal Drilling Demand

May 8, 2023

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We talk about NY-GEO and diversifying into ground-source geothermal. Plus, California’s zero emissions push.

Where Are All the Geothermal Drillers?

Heat-Pump Manufacturer Talks High Demand, Drilling Capacity

Jeremy Verdusco

March 4, 2022

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Jeff Lawrence of Enertech Global on recruiting drillers as demand for geothermal heat-pump systems takes off.

Taking Out Heat: Making the Geothermal Case in Hot Areas

Todd Tannehill

December 17, 2018

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In marketing ground source heat pump systems and geothermal, we are excluding the entire air conditioning component of the systems we offer.

Geothermal Heat Pump Tax Credits Reinstated

Legislation will Secure Jobs and Time

February 9, 2018

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Trump signs bill extending federal tax credits for residential and commercial installations of GHPs.

Learning to Cope Without the Geothermal Tax Credit

Valerie King

March 1, 2017

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Fire and Ice Geothermal LLC has been around since 1989 and Ray Bayliff, the owner of the geothermal drilling company, says the last year and a half has been slower than usual.

How Can Geothermal Installers Solve the ‘First Cost’ Problem?

Jeremy Verdusco

March 1, 2017

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Government stepping in almost always distorts things. Whether that distortion bends toward your advantage or disadvantage often makes the difference in how you feel about it.