Residential

Charles King and his wife Wilma built this 2864 sq ft house in the edge of the Ozarks near Pocahontas, Arkansas in the late 1970’s. During construction, Charles asked Mike Jones if there was some way to use water from his spring to heat and cool his house. Ole Number 2 has used 115,035 KWH during the period of April 12, 1979 to November 21, 2006. That is 27 years, 7 months and 10 days. Calculating this KWH usage at today’s price of 8 cents per KWH, this unit has heated and cooled this house as well as making some of the domestic hot water at an average cost of $27.37 per month for this entire period. {For more Information click here}
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	A new town located on Scenic Highway 30-A in South Walton County is bringing a warm and new sentiment to the area. The Town of Prominence Florida is framed by the Florida Pan handle’s greatest natural treasures, Deer Lake State Park and the nearby beaches of South Walton. Hydro-Temp Geothermal heating and air conditioning and Insulated Concrete Forms (“ICF”) is required in all homes and commercial businesses within Prominence. Hydro-Temp Earth Coupled Heat Pumps will heat from the earth to warm the home during the winter. During the summer months, the same system pulls heat from your home and transfers it to the earth. Additionally, waste heat from the system can be used to heat water. This system redirects energy to the earth saving you on monthly expenses, eliminates the need for outside condenser units and is better for the environment. {For more Information Click here}
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Article in Rural Arkansas Magazine Could you heat and cool your 2,300 square foot home for $17.31 a month? Believe it or not, First Electric Cooperative members Allen and Alice Carter are doing just that. Fifteen years ago they began building their home in the Kentucky community of Saline County that would be energy-efficient even into their retirement years. {For more information click here}	Allen and Alice Carter of the Kentucky community of Saline County planned and built their energy-efficient home with their retirement years in mind.
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	Incredible Results From Home in Little Rock, Arkansas This house is nestled in the rolling hills of central Arkansas. The house is two stories with 3,650 square feet: 2,650 on the main level and 1,000 square feet on the second level. There is a four ton three stage Hydro-Temp system installed that modulates in capacity based entirely on what the house needs. The unit will ramp up and down in capacity in the following stages: 1 1/2 ton (first stage), 2 1/2 ton (second stage), and 4 ton (third stage). The Hydro-Temp's unit has a microprocessor incorporated into it that interfaces with the four thermostats and zone control dampers located throughout the house. {For more information click here}
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Co-Mo Electric Cooperative, Inc. Wyatt and Kathy Phillips new home (mansion) along Interstate Highway 70 in central Missouri is a 10,000 sq. ft. home requiring a maximum of 200,000 BTUH. Heating and Cooling cost are averaging just under $140 per month. Also featured is Co-Mo's lake district office building / warehouse combination that is totally heated and cooled by vertical loop connected ground source. Four water-to-water units heat water when needed for the 13000 sq. ft. warehouse and line workers' area. {For more information click here}