Possible Heat Sources

EcoSol - an Extensive Selection of Heat Sources

Possible Heat Sources EcoSol - an Extensive Selection of Heat Sources   Possible Heat Sources EcoSol - an Extensive Selection of Heat Sources


EcoSol - the heat pump by ecoTec Energy uses the inexhaustable energy of the sun. In addition to the ground source, the EcoSol system can also directly utilize the energy of SunSpeed (solar collectors), RoofSpeed (energy roof), and CoolPV (cooled photovoltaic modules). This combination means a substantial efficiency increase for the system - and reduces the operating costs even further.

In combination with CoolPV and the feed-in reimbursement for generated current in many countries, the system is quite economical, since the payments by utility companies for solar energy help to pay off the installation costs quickly.



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